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Welcome to Annie's Project Please help us to better prepare and continue to improve course by completing brief Pre-course Survey. Use the navigator buttons at the bottom of the page to move between pages. Please enter the ID Code printed on your folder in the space below. This is used for matching pre- and post-course responses only. This field is required. >>

A. Level of Knowledge Please indicate your current level of knowledge of the following terms or concepts. It's OK if you do not know about many of these yet. You will have a chance to learn about them throughout the course. Using the scale below, click to choose the one answer in each row that best describes your knowledge now. Financial Knowledge nothing about about familiar with How my/our family expenses compare to state and/or national benchmarks Components of a balance sheet (net worth statement) How farm/ranch financial ratios are used for business analysis Where to find research-based estimates for costs of production How and when to work with a lender Women's roles in managing personal and business assets Human Resources Knowledge nothing about about familiar with My personal communication style Strategies to communicate with farm/ranch family members or partners My/Our family insurance needs (life, health, disability)

Legal Knowledge nothing about about familiar with Basic estate planning terminology Forms of property ownership How estate plans impact farm/ranch families Marketing Knowledge nothing about about familiar with How to use the cost of production to set price targets Where to find market price information How to evaluate a marketing contract Production Knowledge nothing about about familiar with How to participate in programs or obtain loans from the USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) The role of the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in meeting the environmental goals of farmers/ranchers Which Farm Bill programs impact my/our farm or ranch business Which crop, livestock, or whole farm insurance products are available for my/our farm or ranch business How soil types influence land use decisions and productivity Where to find information on cash rental/leasing rates in my state

B. Current Practices Please indicate your current practices or actions relative to each of the following statements. There are no right or wrong answers, so please be honest. Using the scale below, click to choose the one answer in each row that best describes you. Financial Actions Prepare or review my/our personal or business balance sheet Calculate or review my/our farm/ranch financial ratios Compare my/our farm/ranch financial ratios to benchmarks Create a family living budget Calculate costs of production Compare the profitability of one farm/ranch product or enterprise to another currently do In progress Haven't started yet Human Resources Actions Use my knowledge of communication styles to prepare for a meeting with family members/partners Gather and review my/our family insurance policies (life, health, disability) Choose new or update a current family insurance policy currently do In progress Haven't started yet

Legal Actions Create new or update my/our estate plan or will(s) Obtain legal and/or health care powers of attorney Modify forms of property ownership to reduce liability or meet other goals currently do In progress Haven't started yet Marketing Actions Prepare or follow a marketing plan Obtain market pricing information from a reliable source Explore ways to manage price swings in the marketplace currently do In progress Haven't started yet Production Actions Visit the USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) office to learn more about programs available for my/our farm/ranch business Apply to programs offered by the USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) Visit the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) office to learn more about programs available for my/our farm/ranch business Apply to programs offered by the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Meet with crop/livestock/whole farm insurance providers to consider options Look up my/our soil properties on Web Soil Survey Review and/or update my/our cash rental/leasing agreements currently do In progress Haven't started yet

C. Questions and Comments What three things do you want to learn from Annie's Project? Not counting course, have you taken any of the following courses before? Check all that apply. Annie's Project Basic course Other similar course(s). Please specify. Managing for Today and Tomorrow (farm transition planning) How did you learn about Annie's Project? Check all that apply. Extension office Radio Received a brochure in the mail Website Community newspaper Farm newspaper Facebook or other social media Other. Please specify.

D. You and Your Farm/Ranch Farm/Ranch Size Enter a single number that best represents the total number of acres you own and/or lease, rent, or operate Enter a single number that best represents the number of the acres above that you own Land Location: State Indicate the state(s) where your land is located. Check all that apply. Alabama Hawaii Massachusetts New Mexico South Dakota Alaska Idaho Michigan New York Tennessee Arizona Illinois Minnesota North Carolina Texas Arkansas Indiana Mississippi North Dakota Utah California Iowa Missouri Ohio Vermont Colorado Kansas Montana Oklahoma Virginia Connecticut Kentucky Nebraska Oregon Washington Delaware Louisiana Nevada Pennsylvania West Virginia Florida Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island Wisconsin Georgia Maryland New Jersey South Carolina Wyoming Land Location: County List the counties by state for each state you selected.

Type of Business Organization Check all that apply to your agricultural business. Sole proprietorship (individual or family, not partnerships) Legal partnership, including family partnerships Estate or Trust Other. Please specify. Corporation, including family corporation, LLC, or S-Corp Number of years farming/ranching (Do not count years growing up on a farm/ranch.) Less than 1 year 4-6 years 11-20 years 31-40 years More than 50 years 1-3 years 7-10 years 21-30 years 41-50 years What is your age group? Younger than 25 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75 and older

Livestock included in your farm/ranch operation Check all that apply. Then enter one number in the box that represents the approximate total number of head annually for each category. (For example, if you have 40 sheep and 2 goats enter 42 in that category.) Poultry Milk cows Hogs and pigs Horses, ponies, mules, burros, donkeys, etc. All cattle (including feedlot, summer pasture, cow-calf, etc.) Dairy heifers and calves Sheep and goats Other livestock, bees, fish, etc. Please specify. Crops included in your farm/ranch operation Check all that apply. Then enter one number in the box that represents the approximate total number of acres allocated annually for each category. (For example, if you have 400 acres of corn and 400 acres of soybeans enter 800 in that category.) Corn, wheat, soybeans, oats, other grains or oilseeds, dry beans, dry peas, etc. Fruits, tree nuts, and berries Forest land products including Christmas trees, short rotation woody crops, maple trees, etc. Pasture Vegetables, melons, potatoes, and sweet potatoes Nursery, greenhouse, floriculture, and sod Hay including alfalfa, clover, sorghum hay, etc. Other crops. Please specify.