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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 20,1984—023
Oair^
Business
T
, Newton Bair
CAN YOU TAKE ADVICE FROM
OTHERS?
Sam is a sharp young fellow,
with an easy way with words. He
has a mind that is always thinking
a step or two beyond, and seldom
hears what anyone else has to say.
Especially when he is arguing a
point with his neighbor or his best
friend. Filled with the enthusiasm
of youth and backed by a lifetime
of experience, although it be a
rather brief lifetime thus far, he
accepts very little advice from
anyone. But his troubles are blam
ed on the Dairy, the Banker, the
weather, hollow tail, and of course,
Reagan.
You probably know someone like
Sam. Almost any one of us are, or
were like Sam at some stage of our
career. The turning point in any
life occurrs when the Young Sam
in us decides to stand still and
listen, even for a small amount.
That other viewpoint often unlocks
the door to greater wisdom and op
portunity. Even the advise not
heeded at that moment can be
stored away in the mind for future
references. Every bit of knowledge
has a use at the proper time.
SHOULD YOU HAVE TO PAY
FOR GOOD ADVICE?
The best things in life are free’,
says the song. But, on the other
hand, it also says that freedom has
a price, and so does good in
formation and advice. Like as not,
the price is only the effort to seek it
out from the right source. The
poorest advice is that unsought
mumbling from the mouth of a
frustrated or disenchanted failure.
It can’t lift you unless it comes
from a higher place.
We all need answers to complex
questions at some time in our
career. As farming gets more
complex, the questions get more
puzzling and the answers harder to
find. The answer you need may
require research and study, and if
you don’t have the time or the
resources, you may have to hire
someone to help.
You don’t hesitate to pay a
lawyer to research legal matters.
You hire a mechanic to service the
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"More Than Just Another Big Hole In The Ground"
Diesel tractor or auto. There is
no problem with paying an ar
chitect or builder to design and
build a new barn. You even pay an
accountant to keep your records
and figure your taxes. But when it
comes to making the really tough
decisions that effect the business of
farming every day, you are pretty
much alone. The buck stops here,
Harry.
Here are a few examples of the
type that you might profit from the
advice of a professional Con
sultant. Investing on capital im
provements like expanding the
barn, buying land, and buying
machinery. Forming a partnership
or renting machinery or even
scheduling a profitable crops
program are not easy, and can
make or break you. A busy farmer
seldom has the time or ability to
monitor health and disease
problems on crops and livestock.
Setting up an Estate Plan is a
real sticky problem that every
farmer should face squarely. It’s
pretty hard to go it alone with any
of these.
There are professionals who can
be called upon for help in making
sound business decisions. The
Veterinarian and Lawyer are
trusted and proven, but the Farm
Consultant is just beginning to be
recognized on the same level. The
questions asked of a Professional
farm Consultant are generally of a
nature that requires study, thought
and research, as well as training
and experience. Like any other
professional he must be paid for
his time and knowledge. The cost is
minimal, and the returns on your
investment m good advice and
council can be very high.
My friend Sam don’t need advice
from nobody. Even the free advice
he could get from his cautious
neighbors is spurned. In another
day he might have made it, but
poor Sam is facing bankruptcy
Which he might have avoided if he
had asked the right questions and
heeded the sound advice.
Quarry
WHEN CAN YOU USE
A PROFESSIONAL?
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