Farm Management:
Business Plan Template developed by John Porter, University of New Hampshire
Farm Profile Template developed by John Porter (UNH), Mike Sciabarassi (UNH), Chuck Bigalow (UVM), Liz Bayne (Yankee Farm Credit) and Dennis Kauppila (UVM). Its purpose is to collect data on a farm in order to share that data with another agency. We were thinking in terms of farm transfer. The form does not need to be completely filled out. The idea is to get info down in such a manner that the next person going to the farm will not have to ask all of the same questions again. The person who fills out the form may have a responsibility to get it to other organizations, if so, it should be noted on the 'to do list.'
Elements of a Successful Business Plan - A Powerpoint® presentation developed by Glenn Rogers, UVM for their Ag Business Program.
Step One in Transfer- How Much Do We Have - A Powerpoint® presentation developed by Dennis Kauppila (UVM) on your Balance Sheet
Large Farm Economics- A Powerpoint® presentation developed by Glenn Rogers, UVM
Estate Planning- A Powerpoint® presentation developed by Dennis Kauppila (UVM) on elements of estate planning for a presentation at the risk management conferences in Connecticut, Vermont and Maine April 2001.
Farm Transfer Planning- A Powerpoint® presentation developed by Dennis Kauppila (UVM) on planning points when considering the transfer of a farm. Developed for the risk management conferences in Connecticut, Vermont and Maine in April 2001.
Farm Financial Tips for 2001 - A Powerpoint® presentation developed by Bob Parsons (UVM). Presented
Tools to Transfer the Farm - A Powerpoint® presentation developed by Bob Parsons (UVM). Presented
Transfer the Farm - A Powerpoint® presentation developed by Bob Parsons (UVM). Presented at Transferring the Farm Workshop, Fairlee, VT, on November 28, 2000. The presentation covers reasons why farmers should plan to transfer their farm. It also includes instances of when you do not need to transfer the farm. Farmland transfers are complicated because of the need to balance personal goals, the needs of heirs, personal family circumstances, and the efforts to permit continuation of the family farm business.
Managing Farm Labor - A Powerpoint® presentation developed by John Porter (UNH). John has taken farm labor interviews he conducted and condensed them into a powerpoint presentation that has comments on each slide.