Wondering what is acceptable to charge or pay for land rent in Minnesota? Farmland rental workshops are held to help farmers, landlords, and professionals determine a fair farmland rental rate.
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An end-of-year reflection about the growing season will prove helpful as you set overall goals and make management decisions for next year.
Designed by tax professionals for tax professionals, these courses cover relevant taxation topics and provide tools necessary to stay current on the latest tax legislation.
Irrigation water can affect produce safety and pose a health risk to consumers if not managed.
The 2024 families honored cover a wide spectrum of farming, from traditional crops and livestock to community-based ventures and operations producing a wide range of fruit, vegetables and flowers. They were chosen based on their demonstrated commitment to enhancing and supporting agriculture.
Now is the time for farmers to develop an exit plan for the 2023 crop and determine a marketing plan for the 2024 crop.
Preparing for lower agricultural margins requires strategic planning and proactive measures to ensure the sustainability and profitability of agricultural operations.
This course is for income tax professionals working with individual and small business returns, including CPAs, enrolled agents, lawyers, insurance personnel, and VITA volunteers.
The 2022 Census of Agriculture report shows that there continue to be fewer farms on the landscape across the U.S. That holds in Minnesota, however, Minnesota has more farmers in 2022 than in 2017.
Livestock and poultry exhibitors are preparing their animals for local, county and state fair exhibitions. As H5N1 Influenza A infections have been interrupting production in poultry and dairy cattle farms, an Extension has guidance for exhibitors and exhibition decision-makers.