Clarify Your Culture

Four Questions to Help Fine-Tune Your Family Business

Lance Woodbury
By  Lance Woodbury , DTN Farm Business Adviser
Each family business has its own culture. Understanding it can help grow the business, hold assets together, or attract and retain quality staff. (DTN/The Progressive Farmer photo by Jim Patrico)
Each family business has its own culture. Understanding it can help grow the business, hold assets together, or attract and retain quality staff. (DTN/The Progressive Farmer photo by Jim Patrico)
Here are four questions families should ask themselves to help understand and clarify their own culture.

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Lance Woodbury

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