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Managing the Unexpected: Risk Management Basics for Agricultural Producers
This webinar is hosted in partnership with the Southern Risk Management Education Center
About this webinar
Agricultural producers face a variety of risks every day, from unpredictable weather and market changes to financial challenges and operational decisions. Understanding how to identify, evaluate, and manage these risks is an essential part of building a successful and resilient farm or ranch operation. Join Native Agriculture Financial Services (NAFS) for Managing the Unexpected: Risk Management Basics for Agricultural Producers, an educational webinar designed to introduce the fundamentals of agricultural risk management and provide producers with practical tools to better prepare for uncertainty. Participants will learn about the different areas of agricultural risk, including production, financial, marketing, legal, and human risks, along with strategies and resources available to help reduce potential impacts. Whether you are a beginning producer developing your risk management plan or an experienced agriculturalist looking to strengthen your operation, this webinar will provide valuable insights to help you make informed decisions, protect your resources, and build long-term sustainability.
Harleigh Moore-Wilson, PhD
Harleigh Moore-Wilson, a citizen of the Osage Nation, has a diverse set of talents and education that make her a well-rounded individual. With a background in Agricultural Engineering and Food Science and a dedication to Native American communities, she is promoting food sovereignty among Tribes across the United States. Harleigh's entrepreneurial spirit, paired with her MBA, empowered her to establish a company dedicated to serving Native American communities. Through this company, she leverages her expertise in Agricultural Engineering and Food Science to make a meaningful impact.
Pursuing a Doctorate in Food Science with a focus on Food Safety, Harleigh is committed to ensuring the quality and safety of indigenous food sources. Her focus on bison-related initiatives honors her heritage and preserves traditional food systems.
Outside her academic and professional careers, Harleigh's passion for Osage culture shines through her engagement in teaching beadwork to younger generations at Daposka Ahnkodapi ensures that Osage traditions continue to thrive. Harleigh discovered her love for artwork at 9, when she received a loom and beads for Christmas. Now, she crafts various items, including beaded belts, jewelry at the Osage Nation Visitors Center, beaded dog collars, beaded and finger-woven keychains, hatbands, belt buckles, and lanyards.
Harleigh's diverse approach to preserving indigenous knowledge and culture, both professionally and personally, shows her deep-rooted commitment to her community's well-being and cultural heritage. Her Osage heritage serves as a testament to the strength, courage, and enduring spirit of the Osage people, inspiring her to honor Osage legacy through her work and advocacy.
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