Session 2: Cultivating Communications This is the second session of the Farm Succession Virtual Series, designed to help farmers and farm families plan for their farm’s future. The series addresses key aspects of creating a succession plan, effective communication, and preparing the next generation for leadership. In this session, "Cultivating Communications," we’ll explore how to hold effective farm meetings. Topics include the types and purpose of meetings, who should be involved, and strategies for navigating differences within the family. About the series More than 70% of farmland in

Session 2: Cultivating Communications This is the second session of the Farm Succession Virtual Series, designed to help farmers and farm families plan for their farm’s future. The series addresses key aspects of creating a succession plan, effective communication, and preparing the next generation for leadership. In this session, "Cultivating Communications," we’ll explore how to hold effective farm meetings. Topics include the types and purpose of meetings, who should be involved, and strategies for navigating differences within the family. About the series More than 70% of farmland in

Session 2: Cultivating Communications This is the second session of the Farm Succession Virtual Series, designed to help farmers and farm families plan for their farm’s future. The series addresses key aspects of creating a succession plan, effective communication, and preparing the next generation for leadership. In this session, "Cultivating Communications," we’ll explore how to hold effective farm meetings. Topics include the types and purpose of meetings, who should be involved, and strategies for navigating differences within the family. About the series More than 70% of farmland in

Session 2: Cultivating Communications This is the second session of the Farm Succession Virtual Series, designed to help farmers and farm families plan for their farm’s future. The series addresses key aspects of creating a succession plan, effective communication, and preparing the next generation for leadership. In this session, "Cultivating Communications," we’ll explore how to hold effective farm meetings. Topics include the types and purpose of meetings, who should be involved, and strategies for navigating differences within the family. About the series More than 70% of farmland in

Session 1: Planting the Seeds This is the first session of the Farm Succession Virtual Series, designed to help farmers and farm families plan for their farm’s future. The series addresses key aspects of creating a succession plan, effective communication, and preparing the next generation for leadership. In this session, "Planting the Seeds," you’ll learn the basic steps to creating a succession plan and the key considerations to guide your family and farm toward a successful transition. About the series More than 70% of farmland in America is expected to transfer ownership in the next 15–20

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration grant aims to support long-term success

Navigating grief can be tough, especially for those in our farming community. Join the SIU Medicine’s Farm Family Resource Initiative’s (FFRI) virtual Grief Support Group to find a safe, confidential space to share your feelings and find solace. Presented by Rachel Brown, an experienced counselor with a background in agriculture. To register, contact Rachel at 217.718.6315 or rachelbrown.lpc24@gmail.com . To learn more about the FFRI, visit siumed.org . Link to join will be sent upon registration. MORE ABOUT THE PRESENTER Rachel grew up on a family farm in Mercer County and spent almost five

SIU medical students brought new footwear to neighborhood schools during the holidays.

SIU medical students brought new footwear to neighborhood schools during the holidays.

SIU medical students brought new footwear to neighborhood schools during the holidays.