Maine Family Farms: Life and Business in Balance #4800

Authors

Leslie A. Forstadt Ph.D., University of MaineFollow
Tori Jackson, University of MaineFollow

Keywords

farm family, Maine, stress, farm family balance, worklife balance

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Abstract/Summary

The needs of farmers at each life stage are unique, as choices about farming practices, child rearing, business growth, and succession planning enter into decision making.

This publication series, Maine Family Farms: Life and Business in Balance, provides a starting point for farm families to think about issues that range from family conversations to managing stress and sharing ideas about life and business balance.

Publication Date

2014

Publisher

University of Maine Cooperative Extension

Publisher Location

Orono, ME

Publication Title

Cooperative Extension - Agriculture

Files

Recommended Citation

Forstadt, Leslie A. Ph.D. and Jackson, Tori, "Maine Family Farms: Life and Business in Balance #4800" (2014). Cooperative Extension - Agriculture. 4.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/extension_ag/4