5 Retirement Plan Options for Farmers
Retirement planning may be something farmers don’t think about often, but planning ahead is a critical step in preserving the assets accumulated over the working years.
Retirement planning may be something farmers don’t think about often, but planning ahead is a critical step in preserving the assets accumulated over the working years.
If you’re interested in buying farmland, there are a number of important considerations to keep in mind when preparing for a land purchase.
In this FBN Finance blog post, we’ll provide answers to common SBA questions, including: What Can SBA Loans Be Used for in Agriculture? SBA Loans: Pros vs. Cons? And more.
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Learn how to assess farmland value with six actionable tips to set your operation up for success when you make your next land purchase.
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If you’re renting the land you farm on, the decision of whether to continue renting or purchase farm land is likely never too far from your mind. But how do you know when the time is right to make the change?
Calculating your cash rent equivalent (CRE) can help you determine whether it’s the right time for you to make a farmland purchase by helping to compare the cost of land ownership to the cost of renting.
If you’re a farmer who rents the land you operate on, the decision of whether to continue renting or purchase farm land is likely never too far from your mind. How do you know when the time is right to make the change?