7 Tips for Interviewing Farmers to Rent Your Land
Here are seven tips to help you interview prospective farmers to help you find the right person to rent your farmland.
Mason Troendle
Here are seven tips to help you interview prospective farmers to help you find the right person to rent your farmland.
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.
Inheriting farmland usually happens at an emotional juncture in your family’s life. Here are four tips to help you decide how you’ll manage your new asset.
Good farmland management is based on three related components: data-forward processes, strong relationships, and the right technology.
Here’s what farmers need to know as we start listing farms for rent on Tillable for 2020.
Learn what farmers and landowners should each contribute to reach a farm rental agreement that works for everyone.
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’s a rare character who enjoys negotiating a cash rent farm lease, but there’s no reason to feel intimidated by this conversation.
Here, we’ll lay out 7 things all landowners should do to ensure their land is being well cared-for, and that they’re getting a fair price.
While it’s really never too early to be thinking about next year’s lease, if you’re not careful, it can be too late. Do you know the important dates for your state?
Flex leases are one way for landowners and farmers to share in the land’s risk and profit opportunities. Learn the basic types of flex leases and how they might work for you.
Calculating cash rent requires understanding your farm’s data as well as its potential. Here are some of the most common ways to calculate cash rent.
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