These two classes have led me to two conclusions. One is that I have to guide my formal education in the direction of technical training, and balance that with a wide variety of formal business education. This leads me to believe that I really will be in school for the rest of my life, but I have no problem with that because hey, life is a learning experience anyways.
On the farm:
To begin with formal plans are in the works, the farm is now bigger than it has ever been, and the coming season is approaching very fast. I see many kinks that need to be worked out in the gap between now and opening day. Many problems are going to pop up that I need to be prepared for but I will put my tool boxes to work when they do arrive. Many projects are lined up and awaiting completion. No formal methods for the completion of these tasks are laid out, but I have my intuition, and my judgment to help me make the decisions that I have to, and get help where it is needed.
Projects:
-Transplanting of seedlings from plugs into sell-able merchandise.
-The preparation of the store front for sale.
-The prepartion of the #3 green house for mass move from #1
-The move.
-The Building of display tables.
-The building/painting of signs
-The making of labels for perennials.
-Labeling Perenials
-Constant updating of Spread sheet list of plants.
-all by April 1st
Thats just the begining. So anyways I gotta get to work.
Updated 3 times a week. Information you find from this point on will pertain mainly to management in the world, in the U.S., in Massachusetts, and in my experiences with running a small business. But I will also be adding Blogs that have nothing to do with my MG101 course.
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