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How well do you know your farm insurance policy?
We know farms are subject to more risks than ever before and we know the important role insurance plays in protecting our farm assets. But how many of us actually read and understand our farm insurance policies? The failure to read a policy is probably not due to apathy but is more likely due to the complex nature of an insurance policy. Reading and understanding an insurance policy is difficult for anyone other than those in the insurance industry. But it's a critical necessity for farm risk management.
What is a Land Contract?
Join us for Farm Office Live from Farm Science Review!
Here we are at the onset of Fall! With it comes OSU's annual Farm Science Review show and the kick off of our Farm Office Live season. We'll return to our monthly Farm Office Live webinars with a live broadcast from the Firebaugh Building at Farm Science Review this Thursday, September 21 beginning at 10:00 a.m. Our season will continue from 10--11:30 a.m. on these dates:
Sale of Residence Has Special Tax Rules
New law bulletins focus on business entities for farm businesses
What type of business entity is your farm? A common answer to that question is unfortunately the wrong answer: "I don't have a business entity for my farm." That's not a correct answer because every farm engaged in the business of farming is a business entity in the eyes of the law. Our new law bulletin series on "Structuring Your Farm Business" explains the different types of business entities available to farm businesses. The series also addresses tax and liability charac
Ohio Supreme Court dismisses Kingwood Solar appeal
The road to building a 175 MW 1,200 acre solar development project in Greene County just became a bit longer for Vesper Energy, the company behind the project. On September 6, the Ohio Supreme Court dismissed the company’s appeal of a ruling by the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB) that denied a certificate of approval for the project. The Supreme Court dismissed the case for “lack of jurisdiction.”
Western Ohio Cropland Values and Cash Rents 2022-23
Barry Ward, Leader, Production Business Management
The Ag Law Harvest
With just over a week left until echoes of “Hang on Sloopy” and chants of “O-H” and “I-O” can be heard from Buckeye faithful across the nation, we thought we would provide you with some light reading to hold you over until that long awaited 3:30 kick off.
The Ag Law Roundup: your legal questions answered
The summertime slowdown hasn't affected the number of agricultural law questions we've received from across Ohio. Here's a sampling of recent questions and answers:
Is a tree service business considered “agriculture” for purposes of Ohio rural zoning?
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