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Beginning Farmer Institute is sponsored by National Farmers Union (NFU) with support from Farm Credit. The Beginning Farmer Institute provides agricultural leaders with skills needed to succeed, offering hands-on training focused on business plan writing, financial planning, and leadership development. Farm Credit is a proud supporter of this program and helps develop its curriculum.
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