Morayshire Monitor Farmers Laura, Iain and Jemma Green.
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The often-sensitive subject of succession planning will be the focus of the next Morayshire Monitor Farm meeting, taking place next week.
At the meeting, taking place on Tuesday 4 December, Monitor farmer Iain Green will discuss his plans for managing feedstocks over the winter as well as his experience tackling his own farm’s succession, before Heather Wildman from Saviour Associates runs a discussion on future planning and succession.
Reluctant
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Heather noted that when it comes to succession planning “many farmers are reluctant to start the process in case it causes conflict amongst their family members”. However, she added: “It makes sense to have a plan in place well in advance to help secure the success of your business for the next generation.”
Tuesday’s meeting is free to attend and will be held in the Fochabers Public Institute from 12pm to 4.30pm. To book a place contact Samantha Stewart on either 01343 548 787 or 07788 568 691 or email samantha.stewart@sac.co.uk.
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The often-sensitive subject of succession planning will be the focus of the next Morayshire Monitor Farm meeting, taking place next week.
At the meeting, taking place on Tuesday 4 December, Monitor farmer Iain Green will discuss his plans for managing feedstocks over the winter as well as his experience tackling his own farm’s succession, before Heather Wildman from Saviour Associates runs a discussion on future planning and succession.
Reluctant
Heather noted that when it comes to succession planning “many farmers are reluctant to start the process in case it causes conflict amongst their family members”. However, she added: “It makes sense to have a plan in place well in advance to help secure the success of your business for the next generation.”
Tuesday’s meeting is free to attend and will be held in the Fochabers Public Institute from 12pm to 4.30pm. To book a place contact Samantha Stewart on either 01343 548 787 or 07788 568 691 or email samantha.stewart@sac.co.uk.
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