Cultivating Resilient Agricultural Futures
About The Program
This program is designed to help small-scale and beginning producers to strengthen their agricultural operations and prepare for any risks they may face.
Through workshops, hands-on learning, peer learning and mentoring, participants will build skills in financial management, marketing, production and farm business planning. The program also connects producers with resources, funding opportunities and additional support.
Register Today for The New Workshop!
Join the FREE Building Financial Management and Risk Strategies workshop to hear from experienced producers and have the opportunity to receive individualized assistance and support.
Date and Time: Saturday, September 19, 2026, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. at Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology 1801 E 4th St., Okmulgee, OK 74447
Program Topic Areas Cultivating Resilient Agricultural Futures has five program areas to aid in the success of producers across Oklahoma.
Financial Risk Management
Financial Risk Management helps producers learn about farm records, enterprise budgets, expense tracking, cash flow, financial planning and credit readiness.
- A Resource Guide for Beginning Farmers in Oklahoma
- Developing a Balance Sheet
- Information Systems for Oklahoma Farmers
- Grants for Small-Scale Farms
- Developing an Income Statement
- Developing a Cash Flow Plan
- Funding for Small-Scale Farms: Tips for Grant and Loan Proposals
- Goal Setting for Farm and Ranch Families
Marketing Risk Management
Marketing Risk Management programs helps producers explore market diversification, cooperative marketing, pricing, different market channels, wholesale opportunities and building relationships with buyers.
Additional information and resources will be provided, contact below for immediate support.
Human and Production Risk Management
Human and Production Risk Management focuses on succession planning, heirs' property, communication, intergenerational collaboration, production planning and opportunities for shared or cooperative resources.
Additional information and resources will be provided, contact below for immediate support.
Youth Development
Youth Development introduces young people to agriculture through hands-on activities, agricultural education and opportunities to interact with working producers.
Additional information and resources will be provided, contact below for immediate support.
Producer Mentoring Program
The Producer Mentoring Program connects experienced producers with beginning farmers, transitioning family members and next-generation producers.
Additional information and resources will be provided, contact below for immediate support.