flowers in a basket. You will also learn about
the plants and caring for them. The planted
baskets will be kept in the Madison College
hoop house, and when May arrives, the final
product is yours to take home to enjoy!
#63573 $28 T 6:00pm8:00pm
several favorite culinary herbs and discover
what they look, taste and smell like, plus how
to grow, harvest and preserve them.
#63570 $23 R 6:00pm9:00pm 4/244/24
of perennials you can grow in our area. In
addition, learn the art of composting and
improving your soils.
#63572 $23 T 6:00pm9:00pm
cut & paste onto glass; cut, grind and foil the
pieces; solder a nice bead of solder and put
the finishing edge on the project
#67306 $79 R 6:00pm9:00pm 2/273/27
new to farm management. A farm business
is a complex set of enterprises that all need
to be managed effectively to be successful
and sustainable. This course will introduce
students to the variety of resources, both public
and private, to assist them on all aspects of
their farm business, from crop and nutrient
management planning to veterinary services
to developing feed rations and much more. In
business planning to the success of their farm
business and begin the journey of developing
a business plan. They will develop a mission
statement, write goals (personal, family, farm,
partnership, etc.), write a description of their
farm business, list assets and needs, etc. There
will also be an introduction to the financial
components of a business plan (covered in
detail in the next course).
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Plain TTEC
a business plan for their farming operation.
Students will be introduced to the components
of a good business plan including a narrative
of their operation, the Balance Sheet, Accrual
Income Statement, and the Statement of
Cash Flow. Students will see how these tools
are used to understand a farm businesses
financial position through understanding the
financial measures of Liquidity, Solvency,
and Profitability. Finally, students will develop
each of these records for their farm and
have an introduction to using financial
ratios to evaluate their financial position.
Prior completion of Understanding the Farm
Business is recommended.
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