Upcoming events

Elaine’s upcoming events

Agricultural Excellence Conference

Delta Hotels by Marriott Guelph Conference Centre
50 Stone Road West Guelph, ON N1G 0A9

In-Person Event

Nov 22, 2023 – 1:00 p.m. ET

Keynote: Improve Conflict Dynamics for Better Risk Management

Finding Fairness In Farm Transition

Knights Of Columbus Community Hall
390 Parsons Court Goderich, ON N7A 4K3

In-Person Event

Thursday, November 16, 2023 – 9:30 a.m. ET

Keynote: Succession/Transition Workshop

Sorry we missed you

Here are some of Elaine’s past events

 

Nebraska Women in Agriculture Book Club

Virtual Event

Thursday, September 7, 2023 – 1:00 p.m. CT

Keynote: Farming’s In-Law Factor

 

Ontario Ag Conference

Virtual Event

January 5, 2023 – 1:20 p.m. EST

Keynote: What’s Critical in Farm Transition Planning – decreasing your anxiety & overwhelmed feelings about the future of your farm

South Dakota Farm Bureau Meeting
Holiday Inn Downtown – Rapid City, South Dakota

In-Person Event
December 9, 2022 – 10:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. (with a break for lunch)

Keynote: Finding Fairness in Ranch Transition… tools to talk about tough issues

South Dakota Grassland Coalition Workshop
Arrowwood Resort & Conference Center – Oacoma, South Dakota
In-person Event

December 8, 2022 – 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Keynote: Finding Fairness in Ranch Transition… tools to talk about tough issues

Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition Workshop
The Stables Event Center – Norfolk, Nebraska

In-Person Event
December 7, 2022 – 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. (with a break for lunch)

Keynote: Finding Fairness in Ranch Transition… tools to talk about tough issues

Grain Farmers of Ontario Women Symposium

Delta Hotel – Guelph, ON
In-Person Event
November 29, 2022 – 1:00 p.m. EST
Keynote: Finding Fairness in Farm Transition
November 28 and 29, 2022 – Coach on Call in the Hall

Advocis – Crisis or Opportunity: Farm Business Succession 

November 23, 2022 – 11:00 a.m. CST
Virtual Event

Keynote: Crisis or Opportunity: Helping Advisors Get Clients to the Planning Table

Peace Country Beef and Forage Association Seminar
Nova Chateau – Peace River, AB
In-Person Event
November 18, 2022 – 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. (with 30 minutes for lunch)
Keynote: Finding Fairness in Farm Transition
with Tools for Discussing the Undiscussa-bull

Potato Growers of Alberta Annual General Meeting and Tradeshow
Cambridge Hotel and Conference Centre – Red Deer, AB
In-person Event

November 16, 2022 – 10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Keynote: Finding Fairness in Farm Transition

Young and Beginning Farmers Conference
July 29, 2022
In-Person
Omaha, Nebraska

Farm and Ranch Conference
July 28, 2022
In-Person
Beresford South Dakota

Farming’s In-Law Factor
Saturday, June 11, 2022 10am EST / 9am CST
Virtual Event with Q&A

Farming’s In-Law Factor 

Saturday, March 26, 2022, 9AM EST / 10AM CST

Virtual Event with Q&A

Atlantic Dairy Expo

March 20, 2022

In-person

Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada

Lakeland Agricultural Research Association

Mar 15, 2022 [07:00] PM MT

Indianapolis Corn Party

Mar 7-8 , 2022

Montana: Ranchers Stewardship Alliance – Laura Nelson

Mar 1-2, 2022 Malta, Glasgow

South Dakota and Wyoming Young Farmers and Ranchers Conference

January 21, 2022

Deadwood, South Dakota, USA

Ontario Potato Growers

Dec 1, 2021

Virtual

Global Ag Risk Solutions

Oct 20, 2021

Virtual

Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada

Dairy Farmers of America: Transition Planning

July 2021

Virtual

University of Nebraska : Conflict Dynamics for Farms and Ranches

June, July 2021

Virtual

Advocis Financial Planners

Oct 5, 2021

Virtual

Women in Agriculture, University of Nebraska

Feb 18, 2021

Virtual

Virtual Kitchen Table: How to Get Parents to Talk About Farm Transition

Feb 10, 2021

Virtual

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Virtual Kitchen Table: Dealing with Entitled Siblings

March 2021

Virtual

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FCC Learning Event: Finding Fairness in Farm Transition

Feb 9, 2021

Virtual

New Brunswick Potato Growers

Feb 7, 2020

New Brunswick, Canada

Lloydminster Co-op

March 5, 2020

Alberta, Canada

Noventis Credit Union

March 14, 2019

Manitoba, Canada

Farm Credit East

March 26, 2019

Albany, NY, USA

Dairy Farmers of America, Young Cooperators

May 22, 2019

San Diego, CA, USA

Saskatoon Foundation

June 13, 2019

Saskatoon, Canada

Manitoba Egg Farmers

June 18, 2019

Winnipeg, Canada

Ag in Motion

July 17, 2019

Saskatoon, Canada

Wyffels Seeds

July 23, 2019

Worthington, MN, USA

Ranching for Profit

Aug 1, 2019

Sheridan, WY, USA

Manitoba Chicken Producers

Oct 24, 2019

Winnipeg, Canada

WinField Solutions

Jan 9 & 10, 2018

Miami, FL, USA

Ocean Spray

Jan 19, 2018

Fort Myers, FL, USA

Bayer

Feb 23, 2018

Winnipeg, Canada

Bayer

Dec 1, 2017

Palm Springs, CA, USA

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Rave reviews

“A joy to work with, heard loud and clear. When the farmers laughed or asked a great question, I knew they were listening and really wanted to learn from her. Her tips were easy to understand. It was just about understanding that conflict happens, and to have the confidence in yourself to ask for what you want. In the glowing review from farmers after her presentation, I knew they had heard that loud and clear.”
Maddy Berner, Event Planner & Communications Coordinator, National Milk Producers Federation National Milk Producers Federation
“I wanted to say a HUGE thank you for your virtual kitchen table chat with Arlan Academy. My wife and I signed up as it was exceptionally relevant to our current journey with potentially transitioning to her parents’ farm. The session was able to cover so many aspects of these crucial conversations and hearing you speak to both sides of the conversation was eye opening for my own perspective on this topic. It seemed to be very well attended and sounded like there were many other people who would echo my thoughts and feelings on it.”
N. Oakley, Farmer, Ontario
“Elaine helped me allocate $1 Million of assets the night I listened to her. Elaine’s presentation brings value to the use of my services in my office.”
Don Forbes, Forbes Wealth Management
“I recently joined in and listened to your Healthy Farmer Agriwebinar for FMC. I truly enjoyed hearing your perspective and even went and grabbed my Mom, away from her work, to come and listen in on some of your main points as well! One area that really stood out for me, both personally with our own succession plans and with our clients, was your discussion involving "Instant Influence" and how ready are you to change? I loved this concept!”
Annessa Good, FCC Transition Specialist, Alberta
“Elaine Froese truly is the Farm Whisperer. With her big heart and stern resolve, she guides families through uncharted waters and helps them arrive safely at their desired destination. She has been there, done that, and has helped hundreds of families come out on the other side. With your family and your farm legacy on the line, you owe it to yourself to start this conversation. You do not need to do it alone. Let Elaine Froese guide you through. Your legacy is being written day by day. How will you be remembered?”
Tracy Brunet, Host of The Impact Farming Show & CEO of Farm Marketer
“You speak like you’ve been sitting at our kitchen table! You know our family issues well. I am feeling more comfortable understanding what we now need to do. Elaine Froese is real.”
Audience Member,
“I attended the meeting you spoke at in Stratford Ontario recently. We held an emergency family/farm meeting today because of issues that I had enough of. We used a 'talking stick' like you recommended and wrote a chart of rules. The rest of the family thought the idea that we needed a meeting was worth rolling their eyes over, until we got started. The younger ones were quick to clue in that they now have an opportunity to be bluntly honest. The older ones took a bit longer to believe they could truly say what they think. In the end, the meeting needed two sessions because there was so much to talk about… and so many things people didn't realize were a big deal to the others. Your lessons and encouragement have given us the tools we need to get to a better place in our relationships and our business. Truly thankful.”
Kim Martin, Dairy Farmer, Ontario
“Helped me develop my framework to start having constructive and meaningful conversations around the farm.”
Tennille Wakefield, Farm Partner
“Some great lessons, Elaine! You continue to do some remarkable and potentially life-changing work.”
James Mitchell, Principal, Conversations Consulting
“Our family had a good farm meeting yesterday afternoon. Your Fairness video was a great topic of discussion. One of the action items after the meeting was to have my two non-farming siblings watch the video before the next big meeting they are involved with on the farm. It will be a great conversation starter as we catch them up on our current plan. As they are younger, we also hope it will help them to ask new questions that may not have been on their mind.”
G.G., Farm Family Legacy Coach, Alberta
“Elaine gives me excellent tools that help me work with my clients!”
Laurianne Osmack, Financial Planner / Partner, Doell Osmak Wealth Management
“She has a sense of “knowing” quickly what is happening in the family dynamic. Her messages to her audiences drive home what needs to be done next to solve the complex issues of farm transition and conflict resolution.”
Audience Member,
“Eye-opening. Excited to open the door of communication with my spouse and farm family.”
Ashley Hoppe, Farm Partner
“The Strong Farms, Strong Families session gave farm families an opportunity to meet face to face with Elaine Froese... hear her own story, experiences and skill set. From this information packed session and related materials, families could identify areas of success in their journey and other places they need assistance. The greatest take away was that participants could see that Elaine Froese is someone they can trust with the things that they hold most precious.... their family and their farm.”
Nancy Atkinson, Nobleford Ag Society, Alberta
“Elaine’s real-life scenarios help her audiences know they are not alone, knowing there are creative solutions to help them get the life on the farm they have always wanted.”
Audience Member,
“A long time female client who had refined the art of procrastination was so moved by the end of your presentation that she accepted your permission to “drop the bananas.” She contacted me soon after for an appointment to do some planning which included the selling of the family “Century Farm.” A very, very emotional decision on her part that was not likely to have occurred without your presentation.”
Don Forbes, Forbes Wealthy Management
“I just have to say… that your work is amazing and I have never forgotten your teachings from our session in Williams Lake at TRU. It is super important work. I know so many people going through the trauma of succession. I hate to use that word, but I was an “out-law” and know it can get terrible. I continue to forward your emails on to others. Keep doing what you do! You are amazing. You kind of walk into the fire regularly… and with a smile. Proud to have met you.”
Megan, BC Rancher
“As my husband and I eagerly started the course we were optimistic and excited to be taking this next step in our Farm Transition. We were starting to question ourselves and whether or not we were just being selfish and greedy, and if this Farm Transition was still an option for us. We barely got through the first Module and were already having such a huge relief. As we moved through the modulus there were so many times that we just sat back with our hands in the air and thought YES. My husband and I would smile with relief because all of the concerns that we have been struggling with were relevant and came up in the modules. We really enjoyed the course and are excited to move on to the next stages to find our farm resolution.”
Shannon Gilchrist, “Get Farm Transition Unstuck” online course participant
“My hubby farms with 2 brothers and parents, and it’s become a really toxic place. No communication, no respect, etc. Twelve months ago, my husband’s brothers told him they don’t want to work with him anymore and offered him a pay out. His parents did nothing to stop it! He had no choice but to leave. Three months later, we moved off the farm and into town. He has been offered heaps of jobs and is now truck driving and carting hay and grain. We have tried communicating with his parents about what happened but they are not interested. So basically my hubby has lost his family. Very sad but we as husband and wife are overall in a good place and moving on to create our own life. Please continue on with all your wonderful work in helping families on the farm. I continue to tell any farmers I know about you, that they must ‘google’ you, and read your books.”
Donna, Farmer, Australia

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