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Workshops to help farm families with difficulties of transitionKansas Passing the farm on to the next generation often proves to be a difficult task for farm families. A workshop series for farm families is intended to help resolve financial and family issues that tend to pop up when families try to figure out how to best pass the farm to the next generation. Topics discussed during the conference will include a financial analysis of the operation, developing a fair plan for passing the farm on, planning for retirement, evaluating the goals of each family member, and estate planning are just a few of the many topics covered. The two-workshop series of "Keeping the Family Farming" will be held in Hays on Dec. 14 and 15 and again in Hays Feb. 1 and 2. Registration deadline is Nov. 14 for both sessions. Registration is $200 per family of four and is limited to 30 families at each location. Contact the Ellis County Extension Office at 785-628-9430 or your local Extension Office for registration information or visit www.agmanager.info/Transitions/2007. Date: 11/1/07
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