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February 2018
43rd Annual Economics Outlook Seminar: The Future of Higher Education in Montana-Butte
George Haynes will be presenting at this 43rd Annual Montana Economic Outlook Seminar in Butte. Seminar Description Higher education is a future-oriented business – educating and preparing the leaders of tomorrow. But what is the future for colleges and universities themselves? In an economy that increasingly rewards knowledge and expertise, the need to cultivate and grow a competitive, skilled and educated workforce is more vital than ever. Yet the way we do this and the way we pay for it…
Find out more »43rd Annual Economics Outlook Seminar: The Future of Higher Education in Montana-Kalispell
George Haynes will be presenting at this 43rd Annual Montana Economic Outlook Seminar in Kalispell. Seminar Description Higher education is a future-oriented business – educating and preparing the leaders of tomorrow. But what is the future for colleges and universities themselves? In an economy that increasingly rewards knowledge and expertise, the need to cultivate and grow a competitive, skilled and educated workforce is more vital than ever. Yet the way we do this and the way we pay for it…
Find out more »Farm Management Workshop-Ronan
MSU Extension Economists George Haynes, Kate Fuller, and Joel Schumacher will offer a Farm Management Workshop in Ronan, February 8-9, 2018. This workshop will be held at the Ronan Community Center. There is an optional pre-workshop course being offered on February 7, on Introduction to Quicken from noon to 5:00 p.m. MSU Extension is offering these workshops at no cost. Other faculty members contributing to these workshops include Agricultural Economists Anton Bekkerman, Joseph Janzen, Gary Brester, and Eric Belasco; Family…
Find out more »Farm Management Workshop-Choteau
MSU Extension Economists George Haynes, Kate Fuller, and Joel Schumacher will offer a Farm Management Workshop in Choteau, February 13-14, 2018. This workshop will be held at the Stage Stop Inn in Choteau. There is an optional pre-workshop course being offered on February 12, on Introduction to Quicken from noon to 5:00 pm. MSU Extension is offering these workshops at no cost. Other faculty members contributing to these workshops include Agricultural Economists Anton Bekkerman, Joseph Janzen, Gary Brester, and Eric…
Find out more »Planning for on-Farm Success
As part of the Planning For On-Farm Success program, this webinar will discuss risk management issues concerning a new or existing farm business.
Find out more »Farm Management Workshop-Great Falls
MSU Extension Economists George Haynes, Kate Fuller, and Joel Schumacher will offer a Farm Management Workshop in Great Falls, February 21 - 22, 2018. This workshop will be held at the Cascade County Extension Office in Great Falls. There is an optional pre-workshop course being offered on February 20, on Introduction to Quicken. MSU Extension is offering these workshops at no cost. Other faculty members contributing to these workshops include Agricultural Economists Anton Bekkerman, Joseph Janzen, Gary Brester, and Eric…
Find out more »March 2018
Farm Management Workshop-Glasgow
MSU Extension Economists George Haynes, Kate Fuller, and Joel Schumacher will offer a Farm Management Workshop in Glasgow, March 8 - 9, 2018. This workshop will be held at the Cottonwood Inn and Suites in Glasgow. There is an optional pre-workshop course being offered on February 20, on Introduction to Quicken. MSU Extension is offering these workshops at no cost. Other faculty members contributing to these workshops include Agricultural Economists Anton Bekkerman, Joseph Janzen, Gary Brester, and Eric Belasco;…
Find out more »43rd Annual Economics Outlook Seminar: The Future of Higher Education in Montana – Lewistown
George Haynes will be presenting at this 43rd Annual Montana Economic Outlook Seminar in Lewistown. Seminar Description Higher education is a future-oriented business – educating and preparing the leaders of tomorrow. But what is the future for colleges and universities themselves? In an economy that increasingly rewards knowledge and expertise, the need to cultivate and grow a competitive, skilled and educated workforce is more vital than ever. Yet the way we do this and the way we pay for it…
Find out more »43rd Annual Economics Outlook Seminar: The Future of Higher Education in Montana – Havre
George Haynes will be presenting at this 43rd Annual Montana Economic Outlook Seminar in Havre. Seminar Description Higher education is a future-oriented business – educating and preparing the leaders of tomorrow. But what is the future for colleges and universities themselves? In an economy that increasingly rewards knowledge and expertise, the need to cultivate and grow a competitive, skilled and educated workforce is more vital than ever. Yet the way we do this and the way we pay for it…
Find out more »2018 Ag Banker’s Conference
Financial engineering and agriculture.
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