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Annie's Project Coming to North Platte, Columbus & Fullerton
The mission of Annie’s Project is to empower farm and ranch women to be better business partners through networks and by managing and organizing critical information. Annie’s Project offers a series of classes that address a variety of issues confronted by female farmers and ranchers. These classes foster problem solving, record keeping and decision-making skills from the five areas of agriculture risk management.
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Good Farmer to Great Manager Record-Keeping Classes
The difference between a good farmer and a great manager often comes down to knowing the true financial position of a farm. Good records make it possible to track an operation’s true financial position. Inaccurate records can lead to misguided management decisions.
“Good Farmer to Great Manager” Record-keeping classes will teach farmers and ranchers to keep accurate records for their operations.
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Crop Scouting & Diagnostic School
This school will cover basic crop scouting techniques, pest identification, integrated pest management strategies, basic microscopy techniques, and disease diagnostics. This educational program is open to women who want a more hands-on experience to learn about crop scouting and disease diagnostics.
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Nebraska Women in Agriculture Conference
The Nebraska Women in Agriculture Conference is a two-day event designed to educate and uplift women involved in any aspect of Nebraska's agricultural industry. Through workshops and presentations, attendees will learn how to better manage risk, improve their farms and ranches and become more successful operators and business partners. The conference features 5 general session speakers and over 30 concurrent workshops! Don't miss this opportunity!
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Women in Agriculture Learning Circles
Working on your resilience right now, even if you are still dealing with or recovering from the disaster, can help you get through this. There are several things that contribute to your resilience, and connecting with other people can improve them all. That’s why we should work on Building Resilience Together.
Start by reaching out to to a group of 5 to 10 people and talking about what you are going through. Getting together regularly with small circle of people can help you foster hope, make a plan, take care of yourself and find meaning. It can help you cope now and get ready not just to bounce back, but to bounce forward.