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Surviving as a Grain Farmer in Tough Economic Times

Farm Leases - Economic, Tax, and Legal Issues

Presentation - December 9, 2008

Contact Info

Shannon Neibergs
sneibergs@wsu.edu

 

Slide presentation

Handouts - 2 per page

Handouts - 4 per page

A workshop focusing on the farm management tools necessary for survival in a down economy.

Analyzing and negotiating farm leases. How you can manage financial risks given highly variable commodity and input prices.

Presenter:
Dr. J. Shannon Neibergs, WSU
Extension Economist Specialist

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