It’s not easy discussing succession planning with the next generation, but part of running operation is that farm transition responsibility.
As a little kid, I couldn’t wait for the fall school days to be over. The bus ride always seemed to take too long. For many years we were the the last stop, and I impatiently waited to race down the driveway and hope I could finish my homework in time to catch a ride […]
If farming is your calling, keep it in the family. This is a way of life we can’t afford to lose, and the next generation needs to be involved.
For many years, the number of farms in the U.S. has been in a steady decline — the number has fallen to 2 million today from 6.8 million in 1935.
There is no reason unrelated individuals should be prohibited from farming together, or be forced to forego the benefits of a corporate entity. North Dakota’s law is unnecessary, outdated, and needs to go.