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Jul 2022
Last Updated: 13/07/2022
Business workshop to take place in Harrogate
Today we have news about a free business workshop in Harrogate and a series of events in Nidderdale to help farmers respond to current challenges.
Business Breakfast is sponsored by Harrogate law firm Truth Legal.
Business workshop to take place in Harrogate
ActionCOACH Harrogate is hosting a free business workshop at Starling Independent Bar Cafe Kitchen next week.
It's been designed for business owners who want "a more manageable, more profitable business that can work without them."
Andrew Joy will talk business people through the ActionCOACH “6 Steps” model that’s used by many successful companies around the world.
The free morning of business coaching will include marketing concepts, sales promotion and profit-building systems that can be put into practice straight away.
To register visit here.
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Nidderdale to host events on how farmers can improve their businesses
Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) is hosting a series of events throughout August to help local farmers respond to current challenges.
This includes farmers who have taken on regenerative farming practices, or who have diversified into new enterprises, including artisan cheese production and the development of a Yorkshire barn wedding venue.
Speakers include a regenerative farming consultant, a Nuffield scholar veterinarian, and representatives from the Pasture Fed Livestock Association.
The events are hosted in locations across Nidderdale, including Middlesmoor, Grewelthorpe and Blubberhouses. For more information visit here.
Matthew Trevelyan, farming in protected landscapes officer at Nidderdale AONB, said:
“We want to help farmers respond to current challenges. It is likely that ‘business as usual’ won’t work for many of the AONB’s farmers in the future, especially as the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) is withdrawn.”
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