“I also set up a consulting business with their support that focused initially on management processes and banks and financial literacy and later evolved over the next 40-some years into every facet of farm management, from financial literacy to succession planning.”

Dick Whitman · AgCulture Podcast · How to Professionalize a Family Farm: with Dick Wittman | Ep. 148

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started a consulting business that initially offered management process and financial-literacy training to banks and farms, then expanded over 40 years to cover full farm management, succession planning, and trainer certification

40-some years; 23 years of TPAP test administration

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