December 13, 2019
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E-Newsletter An update from Manitoba Beef Producers
Youth Retreat Set for New Year Beef producers aren’t afraid to tackle problems head-on, but for various reasons succession planning can be the job that is the hardest to start. Many producers have built their beef operation from the ground up, and uncertainty in how to transition to a younger generation often puts that task at a standstill. Succession planning is a process that should be started sooner than later and to that end, Manitoba Beef Producers is kicking off the new year with a two-day retreat in Brandon for producers 18-39 that is designed to help get those difficult conversations started. Set for January 13-14, 2020, the retreat will be taking place at the Manitoba Beef and Forage Initiative farm north of Brandon (North East Corner PTH #10 and Hwy 353).
as well as managing the business & human resources side of the operation. Members of the MBP Board of Directors will also be leading an informal discussion on the importance of getting involved with the board and helping to guide the industry going forward. The $50 registration fee covers a meal on the evening of the 13th along with the opportunity to take part in a fun-filled mixer at Kickin' Axe Throwing where networking and mingling is strongly encouraged! Seats are limited for this event so register early and don't miss out!
The Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre in Over the course of the two days, producers will hear from Brandon is the host hotel. Please provide the group industry experts Dave Pratt from Ranch Management name MB Beef Producers. Consultants and Peter Manness from Meyers Norris Penny on succession planning, tax and financial issues, land acquisition, RESERVE YOUR TICKETS HERE
"Succession planning is a process that should be started sooner than later and to that end, Manitoba Beef Producers is kicking off the new year with a two-day retreat in Brandon for producers 18-39 that is designed to help get those difficult conversations going."