Risk Management Outreach and Training for New and Traditionally Underserved Agricultural Producers Nelson T. Daniels, Alfred L. Parks and Billy C. Lawton.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
INNOVATIVE APPROACHES FOR MEETING THE NEEDS OF UNDERSERVED FARMERS IN MARYLAND 2009 National Extension Risk Management Educational Conference Presented.
Advertisements

Illinois Dixon Springs Agricultural Center Farm Service Agency, USDA Tim Reynolds, Farm Loan Manager, Vienna
Opportunities for Sustainable Agriculture Awareness, Education, and Implementation in Idaho and Washington Developed by Ariel Agenbroad.
Growing Opportunities for Sustainable Small Farmers in Washington & Idaho TM.
Rachel Elkins, County Director and Pomology Farm Advisor, UCCE Lake County and Kelly Cox, Administrative Officer, County of Lake UCCE and County Government:
Outreach: A Grassroots Approach. Outreach, a grassroots approach Public Law (2008-Farm Bill) Food, Conservation, and Energy Act Contains over.
0 1 Steve Gibbs Forest Stewardship Program Manager USDA Forest Service, State & Private Forestry Cooperative Programs Review DNR Forest Stewardship Program.
Larry Plumb Farm Service Agency Conservation Specialist.
Hands-on IPM Training Through University of Florida Living Extension IPM Field Laboratory Bob Hochmuth, Multi-County Extension Agent Suwannee Valley Agricultural.
QuickBooks for Farm Business Recordkeeping Jenny Vanderlin Assistant Director Center for Dairy Profitability Stan Schraufnagel Professor, Dept. of Ag Economics.
Goodwill ® and AgrAbility: Linking Rural Americans with Vocational Rehabilitation Services Presented by Eric Olson Manager National AgrAbility Project.
Role of Extension in Agriculture Nicholas Kenny Texas AgriLife Extension Service – Amarillo 7 July 2010 – USDA - Bushland Improving Lives. Improving Texas.
Tourism and Recreation in Vermont Promoting Conservation and Sustainable Development Lisa C. Chase Natural Resources Specialist, UVM Extension Director,
Assisting Minority Ag Producers to FARM IT (Financial Analysis, Risk Management, and Information Technology) 2011 National Extension Risk Management Education.
An Introduction to the National AgrAbility Project National AgrAbility Project Breaking New Ground Resource Center Purdue University 1.
Grants to advance new ideas in sustainable agriculture. What is SARE?
ERDP’s Business to Business Brown Bag Seminars Hosted by Eureka Rural Development Partners.
QuickBooks for Farm Business Recordkeeping Stan Schraufnagel Professor, Dept. of Ag Economics UW-River Falls Jenny Vanderlin Assistant Director Center.
USDA’S ROLE AND PARTNERS: MEETING THE NEEDS AND CHALLENGES OF SOCIALLY DISADVANTAGED, BEGINNING, SMALL FARMERS, UNDERSERVED AND UNSERVED COMMUNITIES.
New Jersey Local Work Group Pilot Project Camden County, Gloucester County, Freehold and Morris County Soil Conservation Districts.
Minority Outreach and Limited- Resource Partnerships SSARE Grants and 1890 Land-Grant Universities
Sustainable Agricultural Practices for Small Scale Farmers: Farmer Interviews Folashade Adalumo Advisors: Dr. Robert Zabawa & Dr. Nii O. Tackie Tuesday.
NCR-SARE offices: University of Minnesota University of Missouri Lincoln University in Missouri Photo credit: Abram Kaplan.
RC&D RESOURCE CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT Partnerships Serving America’s Communities Title of Presentation.
1 MODULE My.COOP Managing your agricultural cooperative.
AgrAbility New Staff Training AgrAbility NTW – April 8, 2013 Minneapolis, Minnesota National AgrAbility Project 1.
November 15, 2010 Presenter: Malinda Todd and Arlene Childers.
ANNIE’S PROJECT By: Shannon Dill, University of Maryland Extension Jenny Rhodes, University of Maryland Extension.
Training Module 3. What You’ll Learn In This Module Conservation Districts’ State and Federal partners Districts’ non-profit partners Other organizations.
Etaferahu Takele, UCCE Ag Econ/Farm Management Area Farm Advisor Southern California Counties Peggy Mauk, UCCE Subtropical Horticulture Advisor, Riverside.
Pine Integrated Network: Education, Mitigation, and Adaptation project (PINEMAP) is a Coordinated Agriculture Project funded by the USDA National Institute.
2013 FSA County Committee Elections Farm Service Agency.
Dr. Beverly Howell, State Program Leader Sonia Hancock, Project Coordinator Mississippi State University Extension Service.
Dr. Michael S. Gutter, Family Financial Management State Specialist IFAS, University of Florida.
Photo by Jerry DeWitt. Grants and outreach to advance sustainable innovations to the whole of American agriculture. What is.
Source Water Collaborative Online Partnership Tool 1 Collaboration Toolkit: Protecting Drinking Water Sources through Agricultural Conservation Practices.
Veteran Farmers Cooperative N.C. Veteran Community Supported Ag Training Rural Development Center Pam Slate 07/06/2012 Hummingbird Farm 536 SE CR 3105,
BECOMING AN LSA APPLICATION PROCESS. REFERENCE FSA Handbook 22-CN (Rev. 2) Paragraph 12.
EXPLORING SARE FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES 2006 National AgrAbility Project Training Workshop November , 2006 Jackson, Mississippi.
A different kind of grant program  USDA funded to expand and extend knowledge about sustainable agriculture  Regionally administered  Participatory.
Texas Master Naturalists Program overview and development guide Brett Chandler-Finch.
Improving Lives. Improving Texas. Jay Yates Extension Program Specialist - Risk Management Texas AgriLife Extension Service 2008 Oilseeds Workshop Enterprise.
Successful State & Regional Collaborations. Who am I? JOY NOWAK ●Program Manager of Northeast Harvest ○Buy Local program - Essex and Middlesex counties.
“Heart of the Farm Bookkeepers’ Boot Camp” Trisha Wagner Jackson County UW-Extension Agent National Extension Risk Management Conference April 2011.
Alternative Access to Capital Presented by: Roberta McCullough VP, Business Services & Operations.
2009 County Committee Elections County Committee Elections What are FSA County Committees? Help area farmers and ranchers Deliver federal programs.
José L. García Extension Assistant Professor and Coordinator Community Food Systems and Sustainable Agriculture Department of Rural Sociology University.
Photo by Jerry DeWitt. Grants and outreach to advance sustainable innovations to the whole of American agriculture. What is.
Farm Bill Education 2002 Lessons for Daniel Ritter Extension Educator Agriculture/Natural Resources/4-H Youth Purdue CES - Newton County IN.
“Ag Related Water Emergencies” What can Extension do? Dr. Mike Martin Emergency Response and Preparedness Coordinator.
Professional Development Program Southern SARE Train-the-trainer Grant Program
“Calhoun County” Northwest Extension District “Logan Barbee” “2 July 2003”
A Professional Development Series from the CDC’s Division of Population Health School Health Branch Professional Development 101: The Basics – Part 1.
What is StrikeForce? In 2010, created as a pilot project by USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack Provides support to economically challenged areas of the nation.
Socially disadvantaged farmers and ranchers in Virginia need increased participation in United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) programs that will.
P REPARING A N EW G ENERATION OF I LLINOIS F RUIT AND V EGETABLE F ARMERS a USDA NIFA B EGINNING F ARMER AND R ANCHER D EVELOPMENT P ROGRAM P ROJECT G.
United States Department of Agriculture Northeast Climate Hub USDA Northeast Climate Hub USDA Northeast Climate Hub Advisory Team Meeting, December 18.
Policy Research Center At Alcorn State University (ASU) Eloris D. Speight, Policy Research Center, Socially Disadvantaged Farmers & Ranchers.
Sustainable Small Farming and Ranching Researching a Potential Small Acreage Enterprise.
Introduction to the Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) June 10, 2016 Carol Rivera– Program Manager An Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
USDA’s Organic Working Group Update
Partners in Conservation
Local Government Priorities National League of Cities
Building Capacity for Socially Disadvantaged Producers
To insert this slide into your presentation
NC AgrAbility: The 1890 Experience
Bob Hochmuth, Multi-County Extension Agent
USDA Rural Development
Funding provided by USDA’s Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement Outreach Education and Technical Assistance for Beginning, Small, Socially Disadvantaged,
Dr. Kathleen Liang Kellogg Distinguished Professor of Sustainable Agriculture Director of Center for Environmental Farming Systems North Carolina A&T State.
Presentation transcript:

Risk Management Outreach and Training for New and Traditionally Underserved Agricultural Producers Nelson T. Daniels, Alfred L. Parks and Billy C. Lawton Prairie View A&M University

Target Audience Small Scale Farmers Limited Resources Farmers Farmers that are New to Agriculture Farmers with Limited Training Related to Agriculture

Building Collaborative Partnership for Assistance to Socially Disadvantaged and Veteran Farmers and Ranchers Objectives: Increasing participation in USDA programs among socially disadvantaged and veteran farmers and ranchers Increasing in receptiveness of socially disadvantaged and veteran farmers and ranchers to outreach efforts through effective communication utilizing our community based partners

Community Based Partners Landowners Association of Texas Texas Small Farmers and Ranchers 100 Ranchers Incorporated Waller County Cooperative Texas Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association

USDA Agencies Farm Service Agency Natural Resources Conservation Service Rural Development Risk Management Agency National Appeals Division

Small Farm Outreach Workshop TOPICS Small Farm Development : Southern Risk Management Education Center USDA Program Updates: Farm Service Agency, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Rural Development, Risk Management Agency, National Agricultural Statistics Service and the National Appeals Division; Climate Change – USDA Southern Plains Climate Hub; Sustainable Agriculture Grant Programs – Southern SARE; Community Based Program and Partnerships Landowners Association of Texas, Texas Small Farmers and Ranchers, 100 Ranchers Incorporated; Waller County Cooperative; and the Texas Organic Farmers and Ranchers Association

Helping Underserved Farmers and Ranchers to be Successful Production Workshops and Field Days

Other Workshops

Need for Financial Assistance

Financial Management Training Programs Various Topics including: Financial Management Business Planning Marketing

Business Planning Hands-on, One-on-One Training

Recordkeeping Where would we like for them to be?

Recordkeeping Where are they when we start?

Recordkeeping General steps: Shoe Box Pen and Paper Computer (Quicken or QuickBooks)

Develop A Business Plan Use Ag Plan: Start with a Hard Copy Help them establish an address Move to online version

Assistance with Loan Applications

Loan Application Assistance Package Completion: One-on-One Build Trust of Farmer 8 hours to complete Translate information Accompany Farmers to bank or FSA office Follow-up after the loan is approved

FSA Micro Loans Smaller Amount Less paperwork Less fear Less history needed

Accomplishments Farm Loan Applications YearNumberAmount $ 2,202, $ 5,833, $ 7,761, $ 7,198, $ 5,619, $ 5,209, $ 7,157,885

QUESTIONS Nelson T. Daniels, PhD Program Specialist Agriculture & Natural Resources (936)

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc. All rights reserved.