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Top strategies for farmers in 2025

Top strategies for farmers in 2025


By Andi Anderson

Farmers are grappling with high input costs and declining crop prices, leading to tighter profit margins. To tackle these challenges, adopting effective strategies is essential. Gain insights into these strategies at the upcoming Top Farmer Conference in January, where renowned farm management economist Dr. Gary Schnitkey will provide valuable guidance for the years ahead.

Dr. Schnitkey, a leading authority in agricultural economics, will share his expertise on navigating the decade's economic hurdles. His extensive background includes over 1,000 insightful articles for the University of Illinois' farmdoc platform and years of research in risk and farm management. With a rich academic foundation and practical experience from his family's Ohio farm, Dr. Schnitkey offers actionable advice to help crop producers succeed, even with narrow operating margins.

This year's Top Farmer Conference, hosted by the Purdue University Center for Commercial Agriculture, will be held on January 10th at the Beck Agricultural Center in West Lafayette, Indiana. Attendees can participate in person or virtually via Zoom, ensuring accessibility for all. The conference will feature presentations from top agricultural economists, offering tools and strategies to manage today’s economic pressures.

The registration fee is $150 and includes access to conference materials such as video recordings and slide presentations, exclusively for participants. Farmers attending will learn practical approaches to address economic volatility and improve operational resilience.

Take this opportunity to equip yourself with knowledge from industry experts and prepare for the challenges ahead. Register now to secure your spot at this impactful one-day event designed to help agricultural producers thrive.

For details on the full agenda and to register, visit the Top Farmer Conference website. Don’t miss out on this chance to strengthen your farm management strategies.

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