Volume
36
Issue
3
Abstract
Farmers may have difficulty expressing needed management knowledge. Determining the best way to learn this information and then finding the best way to provide it can a be challenging. Facilitated discussion groups were asked open-ended questions regarding management. This environment provided an effective method for participants to identify and expand on these needs. Responses pointed out the need for people-oriented management training with stress management a priority.
Recommended Citation
Young, R. (1998). Determining Needs of Farmers for Management Knowledge. Journal of Extension, 36(3), Article 11. https://doi.org/10.66752/1077-5315.7881
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