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Does Manipulation Belong in an Ag legacy?

June 30, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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Responding to manipulation, we can choose to help diffuse the situation or make it worse.

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How are you Communicating with the Next Generation?

June 29, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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How are you Communicating with the Next Generation?
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Wyoming Wills: Some Suggestions for Getting the Most from Estate Planning

June 25, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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A will is a document that describes the last wishes of an individual after his or her death.

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Ag Legacy Business Issues

June 24, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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View a free recording about management succession plans and other important topics
…before time runs out!

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Why Grow Relationships?

June 23, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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There are many challenges to managing relationships between generations in any family. But consider that an ag family business is unique as a business entity.

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Finding Peace In Your Ag Legacy

June 22, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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Bringing family stress into the business can also relationships at work among family members.

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How Are Parent/Child Relationships Important to Your Ag Legacy?

June 17, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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GROWING healthy relationships between parents and adult children is challenging. . .

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Parent/Child Relationships Are Important to Any Ag Legacy

June 16, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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Relationships between parents and adult children are “ambivalent relationships;” they contain positive and negative perceptions.

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Mapping Your Ag Legacy: Where do you begin?

June 15, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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Where to begin?
Begin where you are! Next, determine where you want to end up . . .

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What is an Advance Health Care Directive?

June 11, 2026Posthewlett@uwyo.edu

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It is often impossible to determine a person’s wishes once that person no longer has capacity to express him or herself.

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