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A recent study examines the impact of multiple factors on farmland leasing choices.

This is the premier event for farm managers and rural appraisers in America, and it will feature specialized education, discussion sessions and networking opportunities for rural property professionals.

This July, the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers will hold its annual Education Week once again after being virtual in 2020.

The overall determination of this study was that, in many circumstances, the utilization of cover crops could be advantageous in a farming operation. 

Over the years, Mark Williams has accumulated a wealth of experience when it comes to dealing with “oddball” rural appraisals, and a reputation for it as well.

A recent study sought to provide farm managers a better understanding of the opportunities for earning storage returns and the strategies for doing so that best fit their operations.

A good farm manager will immediately want to understand the goals for a piece of farmland today and into the future.

JoAnn Wall, ARA, was the instructor at a recent seminar for the Colorado Chapter of the ASFMRA entitled Introduction to Cannabis: Operations and Valuation.

Staying on Top of Trends through Education is Crucial for Farm Managers and Consultants

Farm management and real estate services are complimentary, often requiring the same licensing and skills.

This November, the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers (ASFMRA) will examine the impact of new technologies on rural land management and valuation at its 2019 Annual Conference in Louisville, Kentucky.

Blockchain technology has moved from concept to reality, becoming something of a buzzword in the process.