Developing a Marketing Plan
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- December 7, 2021
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Developing a good marketing plan will help you identify and quantify costs, set price goals, determine potential price outlook, examine production and price risk, and develop a strategy for marketing your crop. This publication describes the importance of a written plan, the components of a marketing plan, and information on evaluating the plan. (4 Pages).
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