ASAC Webinars
Monthly or as specific issues arise, the ASAC Education Committee offers webinars to members to increase their knowledge base on timely topics, impactful legislation that affects agriculture, or building skills and capabilities.
ASAC-developed webinars are free to all ASAC members, and available at a fee to non-members. ASAC does not charge for outside webinars that it promotes. Most are recorded for access later, on demand, by members.
Upcoming Webinar - August 19, 10 a.m. CDT
"What We Know - and What We Don't Know...... at the Moment"
Join us for Rusty Rumley's Ag Law Update
Rusty Rumley, a fellow ASAC member who will also be speaking again at the 2025 ASAC Annual Conference in Indianapolis, frequently presents to producer, consumer, extension, industry and legal groups on an array of topics. His primary areas of interest include estate planning, taxation, business organizations, landowner liability, leasing and agritourism.
Rusty has published law review articles discussing the future application of special use valuation for inherited farmland, “right to farm” statutes, and the enforcement of animal cruelty statutes by private organizations. He has also written on landowner liability, agritourism, food labeling, local food production, business organizations, crop insurance, estate planning, leasing, and other land use topics in his work at the Ag Law Center.
REGISTER HERE
Our Most Recently Completed ASAC Webinar
"Macroeconomic Implications for Agriculture"
- What should farmers focus on in a macro-outlook talk?
- Interest rates, trade, bank health and more!
Join us for Dr. Briggeman’s Economic Update.
Brian Briggeman, Ph.D., is a professor and director of the Arthur Capper Cooperative Center in the Department of Agricultural Economics at Kansas State University. Dr. Briggeman’s research and extension program focuses on agricultural finance, cooperative management, and macroeconomics. As Capper Center Director, he leads and delivers educational programs for farmer cooperative CEOs, CFOs, employees, and directors. He also teaches agricultural finance and cooperative management, and advises a number of graduate students.
Prior to joining K-State, Dr. Briggeman worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Oklahoma State University, and Farm Credit Services of America. He holds a bachelor degree from K-State, a masters from Texas A&M University and a Ph.D. from Purdue University.
Link to the Recording HERE
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