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From Worker to Leader: What Next-Gen Farmers Need to Know

From Worker to Leader: What Next-Gen Farmers Need to Know

by Rena Striegel | Oct 31, 2025 | Leadership

From Worker to Leader: What Next-Gen Farmers Need to Know Shifting from employee to leader may not be as easy as you think. Follow these steps to help your transition into being the best leader you can be. You’ve been putting in the hours. You show up before dawn, you...
Five Tips to Get on Track in Succession Planning

Five Tips to Get on Track in Succession Planning

by Rena Striegel | Sep 23, 2025 | Collaborative Teams, Farm Transition, Leadership, Succession Planning

Five Tips to Get on Track in Succession Planning For cattle producers, succession planning is often discussed in terms of what to do: create a will or trust, meet with an attorney, talk to your accountant and start building a plan. And while all those things are...
Paving the Way for the Next Generation to Return to the Farm

Paving the Way for the Next Generation to Return to the Farm

by Rena Striegel | Sep 10, 2025 | Farm Transition, FEATURED ARTICLES, Leadership, Succession Planning

Paving the Way for the Next Generation to Return to the Farm When a young professional returns to the farm they grew up on, there is a tendency to assume that the transition will go smoothly. However, for this transition to be successful, it is crucial for farm...
Overcoming decision paralysis: How to make bold moves in agriculture

Overcoming decision paralysis: How to make bold moves in agriculture

by Rena Striegel | Jun 23, 2025 | FEATURED ARTICLES

Overcoming decision paralysis: How to make bold moves in agriculture Decision paralysis can paralyze even the most experienced rancher. By recognizing the causes and implementing practical strategies, ranchers can break free from indecision and confidently make bold...
Tick Tock: How Long Do You Need For A Successful Transition?

Tick Tock: How Long Do You Need For A Successful Transition?

by Rena Striegel | Jun 12, 2025 | Farm Transition, Leadership, Succession Planning

Tick Tock: How Long Do You Need For A Successful Transition? How do you know when it’s time to start transitioning your operation to the next generation? Rena Striegel, president of Transition Point Business Partners, says to aim for a decade. By Cheyenne Kramer How...
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