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AgManager.info: Events, Workshops, and Conference
Events, Workshops,
and Conferences
2012 Kansas Insurance Workshop
November 1, 2012
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2011 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
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Crop
insurance agents, agricultural lenders, marketing consultants, and other
farm/ranch consultants will help their clients make more profitable risk
management decisions. Farmers and ranchers will apply the information to their
own decisions.
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K--State’s annual Agricultural
Lenders Conferences are designed to provide the Kansas financial community
with updates on current agricultural topics.
2012 Kansas Income Tax Institute
- Now in its 63rd year, the
Kansas Income Tax Institute provides relevant information in time for the
tax season as well as continuing education credit for those in associated
professions.
MAST (Management Analysis & Strategic
Thinking)
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MAST combines new information and
decision making tools with online distance learning to develop management
skills in agricultural producers. By learning farm management tools and
their applications, participants are equipped to cast a vision for their
businesses and handle the challenges of the changing landscape of
agriculture..
2011-2012
Ag Profitability Conferences
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Multi-county conferences
presenting agricultural economics information to producers. Each conference
is sponsored by county extension services. Most conferences take place
between December to February.
Lease Workshops
- This series of day-long
workshops is being offered throughout Kansas to help landlords and tenants
manage the risk associated with rental arrangements.
Excel Workshops
- This one-day workshop provides
hands-on Excel training. The workshops will use laptop computers to allow
participants to create their own spreadsheets.
RAM II (Risk
Assessed Marketing) Workshops
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These
workshops introduce producers to an integrated marketing/production
management approach that combines both crop insurance and alternative
marketing techniques.
Women Managing the Farm
Crop Insurance Webinar
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Conducted periodically, by Dr. Art Barnaby.
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