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EVENTS

June 4th - CT Pomological Society Twilight Meeting and Field Day
Beginning at 5 pm with the field day – vendors, equipment and exhibitors; followed by dinner and an educational meeting. Pesticide credits provided.
Belltown Hill Orchards, Matson Hill Rd, South Glastonbury.
 

June 19th - CT Grape Growers and Wine Council Twilight Meeting
Beginning at 5 pm at Paradise Hill Vineyards, 15 Wind Swept Hill Rd,
 

Other Farmer Workshops and Trainings:

Solid Ground Farmer Trainings

Building a Farm Risk Management Plan

Developing a set of business goals and a strategy to attain those goals is the first step in any farm risk management plan. Sound risk management means reducing the impact of risk and considering all options available to you. The sites listed below will help you review the risks you face and options available to you to manage those risks.

Fact Sheets

Links

These sites provide general information on farm risk management. Each site opens the door to an array of related topics.

  • Purdue Extension - This site provides an excellent list of publications including, but not limited to, such topics as making a business better or bigger, value added agriculture and business tools.
  • Risk and Risk Management - These fact sheets define risk management.
  • Ag Risk Education Library - Excellent site that provides many useful publications on a variety of management topics. Click on Ag Risk Library.
  • New England Small Farm Institute - An excellent site that provides course and workshop information as well as important articles on the subject. (.pdf)
  • Four Roads to the Future of Agriculture - Information presented describes the skills, resources and strategies farmers will need to make their way in the future. (.pdf)

These sites provide specific information on farm risk management. Please refer to the brief web site description for details.

  

The Farm Risk Management and Crop Insurance website has been developed as part of a Targeted States Crop Insurance Education/Information Partnership conducted by the University of Connecticut Cooperative Extension System in collaboration with the Risk Management Agency, U.S. Department of Agriculture.

 

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