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SUMMARY:Leaving A Lasting Legacy
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:A multi-state extension workshop series for women in agricultur
 e will offer strategies to evaluate and improve farm estate and transition
  plans. “Leaving a Lasting Legacy for Midwestern Farm Women\: A Successi
 on Planning Series\,” will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Central time on Jan.
  21\, Jan. 28\, Feb. 4 and Feb. 11 at sites across Kansas\, Nebraska and I
 ndiana. The series is being produced through a collaborative effort by ext
 ension programs at Kansas State University\, the University of Nebraska-Li
 ncoln and Purdue University. Topics covered will include motivation for su
 ccession planning\, communicating with family\, the financial aspects of e
 state and transition plans\, and the legal aspects of putting a plan in pl
 ace. A keynote speaker will be simulcast to every workshop location during
  each meeting\, with time for questions and a hands-on activity for partic
 ipants. A meal will be provided on each date. “Planning for what happens
  to your things when you’re gone can be daunting\, but it’s so importa
 nt\, especially in agriculture\, so that the transition to the next genera
 tion goes smoothly\,” said Jessica Groskopf\, director of the Nebraska W
 omen in Agriculture program. “This series will help women learn best pra
 ctices and new strategies to help the transition and estate planning proce
 sses so they can take that back to their farm or ranch and help lead the w
 ay in creating or reevaluating their plans.” Groskopf said the program
 ’s structure is intended to strengthen networks of women in rural areas\
 , which can provide opportunities for building trust and sharing informati
 on. “Connections are so important to rural women\,” she said. “We ha
 ve seen the benefits that come from knowing your peers\, having a place to
  share difficulties\, and mitigate the isolation that so many of us in agr
 iculture often feel.” The registration fee for in-person attendance is $
 60 before Jan. 13 and increases to $75 on or after Jan. 13. A virtual opti
 on is available for $75. Participants are encouraged to attend all four se
 ssions. Registration information is available at https\://wia.unl.edu/succ
 ession25. This material is based upon work supported by USDA/NIFA under Aw
 ard Number2023-70027-40444.
LOCATION:Antelope County Fairgrounds Room
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