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From One Generation to Another: A Comprehensive Approach to Farm Succession Planning
From One Generation to Another: A Comprehensive Approach to Farm Succession Planning
A workshop for farm families on developing plans to keep the farm in the family and/or in production
| What |
Workshop/Training |
| When |
2006-01-25 09:00
2006-01-25 03:35
2006-01-25
from
09:00
to
15:35
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| Where |
Vernon James Center, Roper (Plymouth), NC |
| Contact Name |
Gerda Rhodes |
| Contact Email |
Gerda_Rhodes@ncsu.edu
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| Contact Phone |
(252) 793 2163 |
| Attendees |
Farm operators and owners, agricultural landowners, family members, extension agents and other professional advisors |
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