*This is the 2nd in a series written by Guidestone’s AmeriCorps OSM/VISTA member Gunnar Paulsen about Guidestone’s Colorado Land Link events forthcoming in March – the 2nd Annual Land Link Forum and Certified Farm Succession Training. Across America awareness is growing that we must support the dreams of the next generation of farmers and ranchers
*This is the first in a series of posts written by Guidestone’s AmeriCorps OSM/VISTA member Gunnar Paulsen about Guidestone’s Colorado Land Link events forthcoming in March – the 2ndAnnual Land Link Forum and Certified Farm Succession Training. Stay tuned to learn more about Farm Succession, Conservation Tools for Farm Succession Planning, and a Colorado Land
Colorado Land Link Initiative Strategic Planning Forum March 8th and 9th, 2013 Mt. Princeton Hot Springs Resort Nathrop, CO About the Forum Guidestone is organizing this forum on Land Link to explore the initiative as an important tool to preserve Colorado’s vital agricultural resources by linking next generation producers with retiring farmers, ranchers and
written by Andrea Earley CoenEducation & Outreach Director, Guidestone Just after Hurricane Sandy swept up the East Coast, a friend shared a link to a New York Times article (included below) about the ideas of sustainability and resilience. The article got me thinking more about those ideas in regards to Guidestone’s work, and this blog
USDA Risk Management Agency (RMA) has introduced a new website – Rural Tax Education – that provides farmers and ranchers, other agricultural producers and Extension educators with a source for agriculturally related income and self-employment tax information. Tax issues are important for agricultural operations because income and self-employment taxes are a major cost, and also