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Retirement Planning for Farmers and Ranchers

Retirement Planning for Farmers and Ranchers

by Morgan Stutrud | Jul 22, 2026 | Farm Business, Farm Business Planning, Succession Planning, Uncategorized

By Jason Fewell Originally published by Dakota Farmer at farmprogress.com Oftentimes, farmers and ranchers don’t plan to retire. Many farmers work well past the typical retirement age. The average age of farmers in the United States is about 60 years old with 68% of...
Keeping up with Record Keeping

Keeping up with Record Keeping

by Morgan Stutrud | Mar 23, 2026 | Farm Business, Farm Business Planning, Management

By Jason Fewell   Originally published by Dakota Farmer at farmprogress.com The busyness of spring is upon us. Calving is in full swing and spring planting is beginning soon. As you get busy outside this year, it is easy to leave the office and not look back,...
Having a Resilient Farming Operation

Having a Resilient Farming Operation

by Morgan Stutrud | Mar 23, 2026 | Farm Business, Farm Business Planning

By Jason Fewell   Originally published by Dakota Farmer at farmprogress.com In today’s farming environment we hear a great deal about farm financial stress. Managing stress can be difficult. Everyone handles stress differently. Some people work harder, some play...
Risk vs Uncertainty

Risk vs Uncertainty

by Morgan Stutrud | Jul 21, 2025 | Farm Business, Farm Business Planning, Farm Operations, Management

By: Jason Fewell Originally published by Dakota Farmer at farmprogress.com  Risk and uncertainty have a great deal of influence on farm and ranch profitability. However, risk is not the same as uncertainty, and understanding the differences can help farmers and...
Managing Through Good Times And Bad

Managing Through Good Times And Bad

by ur_support24 | Jan 6, 2025 | Farm Operations, Management

By Jason Fewell Originally published by Dakota Farmer at farmprogress.com Farming and ranching are cyclical businesses. Supply and demand for agricultural products increase and decrease, creating surpluses and deficits over time. While everyone knows the cyclical...
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