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Diversification Benefits Farm Workers and the Farm Business

Posted on October 18, 2023 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

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Without labor during key harvest periods, leads one farm to decide to diversify its enterprise mix and offer season-long employment.

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Good Management for Better Supervision

Posted on October 11, 2023 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

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Supervisors need more than positional power.

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Investment in Communication Pays Quick Dividends

Posted on October 4, 2023 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

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A successful nursery builds their business on the strength of their market leadership and innovation

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Leadership and Power in Supervision

Posted on September 27, 2023 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

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Leadership is high on the list of factors credited or blamed for operational results.

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Taking Stock

Posted on September 20, 2023 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

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Taking stock regularly, however, contributes most to identification and reduction of labor-related risks.

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Family Employees

Posted on September 13, 2023 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

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Working together can bond families and gratify each family member.

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Essentials for the Manager

Posted on September 6, 2023 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

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Managing agricultural labor depends on: (1) external factors, (2) techniques, and (3) nature of the manager and the managed.

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Assessing Labor Needs

Posted on August 30, 2023 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

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A labor estimate worksheet that lays out tasks by month or week throughout the year can be used to organize data.

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Managers’ Theories

Posted on August 23, 2023 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

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All managers have a theory of management; it affects how they operate.

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Clarifying the Job Content

Posted on August 16, 2023 by hewlett@uwyo.edu

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Fitting people with jobs involves working with information about jobs and about people.

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Leadership is high on the list of factors credited or blamed for operational results. Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.

Taking stock regularly, however, contributes most to identification and reduction of labor-related risks. Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.

Working together can bond families and gratify each family member. Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.

Managing agricultural labor depends on: (1) external factors, (2) techniques, and (3) nature of the manager and the managed. Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.

A labor estimate worksheet that lays out tasks by month or week throughout the year can be used to organize data. Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.

All managers have a theory of management; it affects how they operate. Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.

Fitting people with jobs involves working with information about jobs and about people. Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.

Leadership is high on the list of factors credited or blamed for operational results.

Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.

Taking stock regularly, however, contributes most to identification and reduction of labor-related risks.

Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.

Working together can bond families and gratify each family member.

Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.

Managing agricultural labor depends on: (1) external factors, (2) techniques, and (3) nature of the manager and the managed.

Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.

A labor estimate worksheet that lays out tasks by month or week throughout the year can be used to organize data.

Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.

All managers have a theory of management; it affects how they operate.

Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.

Fitting people with jobs involves working with information about jobs and about people.

Learn more at: AgHelpWanted.org.