Challenges and Opportunities for Obtaining Capital
A workshop for young, new and minority farmers to gain insight into ag loans and business management. Guest speaker is Clark Seavert, Oregon State University Agricultural Economics Professor.
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January 28, 2013, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Where
Hershey Lodge and Convention Center
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Approaching a new ag business venture can be confusing. Let experts help you navigate this complex but important terrain:
- Common Pitfalls for the First-Time Borrower
- Tips for Choosing an Ag Lender
- Programs for Young, Beginning and Minority Farmers
- What Are Ag Lenders Looking For?
- Business Planning, Financial Records & Opportunities
- AgTools™ for Building a Sustainable Business
- Using AgFinance™ on a Farm Case Study
- Obtaining a Loan - What are the Options?Program partners include the Young Grower Alliance and the State Horticultural Association of Pennsylvania.
Lunchtime and panel discussions will allow you to make contacts and ask questions!
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State Horticultural Association of Pennsylvania
Please return registration form and payment to:
Maureen Irvin, Executive Secretary
State Horticultural Association of Pennsylvania
480 Mountain Road
Orrtanna, PA 17353Contact Information
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Tara A. Baugher
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Penn State Extension
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