Successor Development and Management Transition on Family Farms and Ranches
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- December 7, 2021
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This publication explains the steps for a successful management transition on a family farm or ranch. The processes discussed include successor development, the transfer of management responsibility and authority, and the exit of the current leader. (9 pages)
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