As a farmer looking for land to rent, you may have to do some research to find a landowner willing to lease out their land for farming. Land and farm owners can be skeptical of farmers they don’t know for many reasons. But if you look in the right places, and find the right lease agreement that works for both land owner and renter, you may find the acreage you need and make a healthy profit doing so.
Just like landowners, lease-holding farmers need to have insurance coverage for their farm personal property that’s used and stored on rented land. Because accidents happen on the farm, it’s key to know you’ve got the right coverage for your operation.
Today’s USDA Crop Progress Report indicates:
U.S. corn 88% completed compared to 55% this week last year. Tillable’s farmland specialist, Mason, shares his perspective.
Change your mindset from “stuck at home” to “safe at home” and use this time to beef up your ag knowledge…or just read a great book. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
If you’re like us, COVID-19 has taken over your daily news. But there are still lots of other things to talk about. Here’s a roundup of some interesting ag stories you might have missed.
If you’re thinking about expanding your farmland operation, you need to weigh a number of factors. Get the scoop here on some of the top things to consider.
We recently sent letters to owners of farmland in the Midwest. There was some confusion about these letters and we’d like to clear it up.
At Tillable, we believe that price discovery should be more than an auction. Here’s what makes the price discovery process different when it comes to farmland.
Here are seven tips to help you interview prospective farmers to help you find the right person to rent your farmland.
Tillable’s platform gives farmers a great opportunity to market themselves to landlords. Here are some tips on making the most of your profile.
Here’s how to navigate the holidays when farming is your family business.
Here’s how to tell if your farmer is really going the “extra mile” to make sure your farm is as productive and healthy as it can be.
The new wave of agriculture technology is here, and it looks a lot like the tech disruptions we’re seeing everywhere else.
While templates can be a good place to start, it’s worth it to make sure the lease fairly represents both landowners and farmers.
Tillable is making it simpler to find farmland to rent, but here are some more helpful tips for farmers looking to expand their operations.
Here’s what farmers need to know as we start listing farms for rent on Tillable for 2020.
Your farmland is likely one of your most valuable assets—and if you’re not the person farming your land, you’ll need a tenant that you can trust.
Here are five steps you can take to maintain or improve your soil’s health while keeping an eye on its output.
To make money on a small farm, you need to make sure you have a strong partnership.
It’s important to have a balanced, data-forward conversation when it’s time to negotiate your cash rental lease.
It can be hard to piece together your land’s history of flooding, but with a little sleuthing, you may be able to determine whether your new land (or rented acres) have been underwater in recent years.
It’s a rare character who enjoys negotiating a cash rent farm lease, but there’s no reason to feel intimidated by this conversation.
Tillable is the first online marketplace for farmland rental, helping farmers find new land to expand their operations. But there’s more you should know.
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