MADISON CO., N.Y. — Join Agricultural Economic Development Specialists Myron Thurston III and Laura Biasillo for an evening discussion regarding safety precautions that agritourism locations in New York State can implement in 2021 to keep their employees and customers safe while at the same time reducing liabilities for their business.
We will start by reviewing all the regulations that are currently in place that businesses need to follow in 2021, and then discuss real world examples of how those regulations can be followed while at the same time keeping your business running smoothly.
There is evidence to suggest that there will be interest by consumers to travel and get out with their family but that many families will not want to stray too far from home this summer as they find activities to participate in. This should create a perfect situation for agritourism to do well since it is much easier to keep social distancing measures in place while creating fun and inexpensive opportunities for families to get out of the house and do something together. It is very important to keep those customers safe and happy while they visit your farm or other agritourism site.
Click here to register for this FREE Zoom webinar. You will receive the link once you register for this training.
–CCE Madison County
CCE Broome County
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