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Estate planning laws aren’t different for farmers versus others; however, there are variances, such as vocabulary, emotional ties to land, operation versus land, own versus rent, personal financial statement and deeds.

Here’s a checklist to use when reviewing your trust and will.

If you have decided to make succession planning a priority, we want to help you follow-through on that decision.

With so many components involved, it makes sense to periodically review your buy-sell agreement.

Transitioning a business from one generation to another is complicated. Add the complexity of being family owned and operated, and you have an entirely different set of challenges.

Estate planning laws aren’t different for farmers versus others; however, there are variances, such as vocabulary, emotional ties to land, operation versus land, own versus rent, personal financial statement and deeds.

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Farmers Who Gain From Tax Bill Wary of Losing Subsidies Later

There’s a major misconception when it comes to transitioning the farm. John Phipps kicks off a multi-part series about planning for the next generation in farming on U.S. Farm Report.