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How to Discover if a Candidate Fits Your Agribusiness or Farm's Culture

Finding and hiring the right candidate for your farm or agriculture business means finding someone who not only possesses all of the skills required for the position but who also aligns with the cultural parts of your business.

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Illinois Passes Paid Leave for All Workers Act

On Wednesday, January 11, 2023, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzer signed a bill that guarantees workers can earn up to 40 hours of paid leave per year.

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How to Navigate Hiring During the Great Regret

The Great Resignation has turned in the Great Regret, and it's making it tough to find quality candidates that are willing to join a new organization.

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Recognizing Employees Can Improve Your Agribusiness’ Company Culture

Implementing a culture that recognizes employees’ hard work will give you a higher retention rate, better performance, and greater trust in your company.

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7 Tips for Managing Interns in Your Agribusiness

Check out the 10 important hiring tips for your agribusiness.

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Why Do Candidates Ghost During the Hiring Process?

Discover why employees have started to regularly ghost agricultural employers and learn what ag recruiters can do to avoid ghosting.

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How to Manage Unhappy Employees

Disgruntled or unhappy employees are something every manager or entrepreneur has to deal with from time to time. We have tips to help you manage unhappy employees and help them be more productive.

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Are You Chasing Candidates Away?

Learn how your business may be keeping candidates at arm’s length - and find ways to make your farm more attractive to high-quality candidates that can take your farm and agribusiness to the next level.

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Two Choices: Battling through Talent Shortage

Farms have been struggling to attract top-shelf talent for several years, and the current state of wage inflation is making their job much tougher. That leaves a tough choice for farmers with jobs to fill: either pay up or train up.