Articles Tagged with ''leasing''
Agrivoltaics means the “colocation” of solar energy installations and agricultural production. Agrivoltaics have the potential to ease land-use conflicts between agriculture and energy generation. Both landowners and energy developers can benefit.
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Accessing agriculture: Getting started in ranching and farming amid rising land costs
Beginning farmers and ranchers face many challenges including finding land and creating capital for ranch and farm needs. The USDA FSA makes and guarantees loans for beginning farmers and ranchers to help them get started in their agricultural pursuits.
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Incorporating the 'Four P's' into farm and ranch leases
Agricultural leases are an important tool for producers. Leases may be written or oral, but the best leases provide written evidence of the parties’ agreement and contain the “Four P's”: the parties, property, period and payment.
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7 best practices for making mixed use of cattle grazing land
Grazing land owners are being approached with opportunities to combine cattle grazing with clean energy and carbon offset technologies, but they need to be cautious to ensure their primary use of the land is not compromised.
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Simple deal or not, you need a contract
The changing nature of cattle operations requires specialized contracts. Whether borrowing a neighbor's bull or letting a friend exhibit your heifer, written agreements protect all parties involved.
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Landowner considerations when negotiating solar energy leases
Solar energy leases can provide an added source of revenue for farmers and ranchers. However, the implications of a solar lease are far-reaching and should not be taken lightly.
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Unpredictable grazing, opportunities to lock in profits in 2022
Much of the nation’s beef cows are on poor pasture, and pasture rental rates are rising. As producers look toward the future, flexible grazing leases paired with price risk management could offer some relief.
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