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Those who employ youth in their agricultural operations should have a clear understanding of federal child labor regulations, violations and penalties to ensure compliance and youth protection.
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Estate planning: Options beyond a typical will
A comprehensive estate plan considers not only your assets after your passing but also your health, living, business and financial circumstances for the remainder of your lifetime. Here are summaries of common estate planning tools you may consider.
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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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Nonprobate transfers: Planning pays off
The complexities and expenses associated with probates vary. However, the good news is that many assets can pass outside of the probate process if the decedent planned ahead.
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Right to Farm updates: Important protections for agriculture
Many rural areas are seeing rapid growth, meaning new neighbors without a connection to agriculture. The Right to Farm statutes protect existing operations against nuisance lawsuits, and some states have made updates to strengthen these protections.
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