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Join Robbie and I while we chat about how in the world beginning farmers and ranchers can get started whether than means taking over an operation or starting something brand new. Farm Credit Services (FCS) has an index of great resources to help you out. Speaking of, check out the info below for free planning sessions taking place throughout the Big Horn Basin this fall!

Free Ranch Succession Planning Sessions across Northwest Wyoming led by Wesley Tucker, a nationally recognized Farm & Ranch Transition Specialist from Missouri.

• Friday, October 3 – Riverton
  Fremont County Fairgrounds, 12–5 p.m. (Lunch provided)
• Saturday, October 4 – Thermopolis
  Big Horn Federal Savings Bank, 1–5 p.m.
• Monday, October 6 – Cody
  Big Horn Federal Savings Bank, 1–5 p.m.
• Tuesday, October 7 – Greybull
  Big Horn County Weed and Pest, 1–5 p.m.
• Wednesday, October 8 – Worland
  Worland Community Center Complex, 1–5 p.m.

All sessions are free and open to the public. Refreshments will be provided.

Please bring yourself, your farm and ranch stakeholders, and anyone else who may have an interest in this topic for their own operation. These sessions are a great way to start or strengthen your succession planning process and ensure your legacy continues for generations.

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Do you work on or own a farm or ranch? Has your family put a succession plan in place? If not, it's never too late or too early to start! Tune into this episode with Lucy Pauley, certified mediator for the Wyoming Department of Agriculture (WDA) specializing in farm and ranch conflicts.

Lucy has experience with 1:1 converstaions as well as working with multi-generational operations and everything in between. If you're in Wyoming you can reach her and her team by navigating to the WDA website. https://agriculture.wy.gov/mediation-program

Big takeaway: Communicate and get comfortable being uncomfortable.

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A first-generation college student, Saydee values the opportunity to pursue higher education and is committed to helping others understand agriculture’s essential role in society which made her the perfect guest to speak about the future of agriculture. Join Saydee and I in our last episode of season two discussing the trends, downsides, and all the wonderful upsides in the future of agriculture.

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