Identification: AG1809
Overview of recent changes to generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and their impact on the financial statements of agricultural producers.
1. Identify recent changes to generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP).
2. Recognize the impact of recent GAAP changes to financial statements.
Identification: AG1810
Update on NGFA's AG/transportation priorities.
Identification: AG1811
The session will be giving an overview of the USDA/Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Whole Farm Revenue Program.
Identification: AG1812
Identification: AG1813
Economics of Horizontal Concentration and Vertical Integration in Agriculture
1. Extent of consolidation in the U.S. and Global agriculture & food economy
2. Issues and concerns about consolidation
3. Extent of, and effects of, exertion of buyer and seller market power in agribusiness
Identification: AG1814
This session will provide an overview of the cannabis industry, including landmark case law, recent legislative activities, and the evolution of the industry as more state and local jurisdictions implement some level of licensed cannabis business activity. Valuation of cannabis dispensaries, cultivation operations and related license rights will be addressed, focusing on the nuances and risk assessment required. The session will place emphasis on the cultivation sector of the industry and evolving trends from an appraisal perspective. The discussion leader will also touch on the lessons learned form 10 years of working with cannabis businesses in Colorado ranging from appraisal and litigation matters to income tax compliance and internal control issues.
Identification: AG1815
Presenting the Farm Financial Standards Council's (FFSC) new implementation guideline.
1.) Present the FFSC's new implementation guideline that will help non-accountants develop and implement sound financial reports
2.) Present changes in the FFSC's guidelines that are pertinent to agricultural management and accounting
Identification: AG1816
Succession Planning for Ag operations is challenging. To do it right we as professionals must work at the intersection of the financial and non-financial lives of our clients. In this session you will learn techniques and best practices that will allow you to participate in preserving family relationship and perpetuating these amazing agricultural legacies.
1) Leave with techniques on how to develop and ask better questions to allow for deeper discovery and more transparent expectations of what the family is trying to accomplish.
2) Learn how to recognize the needs of all family members within the Family Farm System and how to plan for their fears, minimize risk and maximize harmony.
Identification: AG1817
A final session to get answers to questions that were not already brought up