By Andi Anderson
Farmers, producers, and landowners in Ohio seeking to stay current on farmland leasing practices have an opportunity to gain valuable insights in a webinar hosted by farm management specialists from The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES). Scheduled for March 1 from 10 a.m. to noon, this free webinar aims to provide an update on the 2024 rental market outlook and the economic landscape for Ohio row crops.
Barry Ward, director of the Ohio State University Extension Income Tax School and leader of the Production Business Management program, highlighted the webinar's focus on assisting farm families, producers, and landowners in aligning their farm operations with family and financial needs.
The webinar, presented by members of the OSU Extension Farm Office, brings together a team of experts representing various programs in agricultural and resource law, dairy production economics, farm business analysis, benchmarking, farm risk management, production business management, and tax.
Key speakers, including Peggy Kirk Hall and Robert Moore, CFAES agricultural and resource law specialists with OSU Extension’s Agricultural and Resource Law program, will cover a range of topics related to farmland leasing. These include the cash rent outlook, negotiations for capital improvements on leased farmland, dealing with conservation practices in leases, executing and recording farm leases, and introducing new farmland leasing resources.Interested participants can register for the free webinar at go.osu.edu/register4fol. This informative session promises to equip attendees with the latest economic and legal information relevant to farmland leasing in Ohio for the year ahead.
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Categories: Ohio, Crops