May 24, 2024
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by Margaret Lippsmeyer, Michael Langemeier, and Michael Boehlje
Advancements in production agriculture continue to accelerate making the business environment more complex and creating a significant need for a forward-thinking mindset. Management tools, including traditional risk management, often define efforts in terms of predetermined silos: managing farm finances and financial risk; managing market risk; managing human resources and human risk; legal risk management including contract growing or lease agreements; managing production technologies and production risk. Often this type of approach fails to effectively account for risks that influence several dimensions of a business. In this article series, we propose an integrated risk management approach by encouraging forward thinking and holistic management through the creation of a proactive business strategy. Integrated risk management takes into account key business resources and considers potential obstacles which may evolve. The article series is meant to encourage producers to develop an integrated risk management approach and build a strategic plan.
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