Annie’s Project Farm Training Program Returns to WVU Extension Service Offices
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For first-time participants, the course covers risk management training in business planning, record keeping, financial analysis, farm and food safety, and networking.
For returning participants, an advanced track will help participants conduct farm financial analyses; build business and food-safety plans; and understand more about estate and succession planning and social media promotion techniques.
The course is
The program addresses the specific needs women often face when managing a farm or farm-related operation, but also grows independent, profitable, female-led agribusinesses in the state.
"The need to understand agribusiness risks and how to effectively reduce the impact of these risks remains the same regardless of gender," said
To find out the
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