The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Center for Agricultural Profitability and Nebraska Extension will present a series of webinars and in-person workshops to help agricultural producers better manage and improve their finances and operations during Ag Smart Money week, Nov. 4-8.
The week includes daily webinars and workshops focusing on budgeting, cost of production, debt management, leasing considerations and more. They will highlight tools, resources and information to help farmers and ranchers better manage financial risk to improve their business. A series of hybrid events that are geared toward education on family living expenses will offer in-person learning opportunities at select locations across the state.
“The week will provide critical tools and insights that can help producers to make more informed decisions about their businesses so they can manage risk, capitalize on opportunities and be profitable in the long run,” said Shannon Sand, a Nebraska Extension educator and agricultural economist. “The financial strategies that will be covered will offer producers the tools they need to stay resilient, grow their business and make sound financial decisions.”
Each session is free to attend. Registration is required for both the virtual and in-person events. For more information, and to register, visit https://cap.unl.edu/smartmoney.