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by | Jan 31, 2017

CORE Farmer Program Has Second Session

quarles COREClass IV of the KyCorn CORE Farmer Program met for its second session recently in Lexington. This session focused on farm management where speakers provided information on goal setting, human resources management and development, succession planning, farm branding, legal liability and partnership issues.

Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles also stopped in during the week for a discussion about KDA programs and activities.

Class IV participants: Andy Alford, Alana Baker, Megan Bell, Lucas Bollinger, Daniel Carpenter, Brad Hines, Justin Jeffries, Willis Jepson, Mindy Jones, Bryan Kuegel, William Pearson, Quint Pottinger, Robert Rouse, Eric Schwenke, Spencer Sims, and Zach Sheldon

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