University of Minnesota Extension educators in Ag Business Management will provide several ways to determine a fair farmland rental rate for both parties — by examples, fact sheets and worksheets.

Farmland rental rates have never been higher and determining a fair and profitable farm rent agreement is a challenge in today’s economy with volatile corn and soybean prices and record farm ...

University of Minnesota Extension educator Nathan Hulinsky shares data with attendees of a fair rental workshop on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024, in Alexandria, Minnesota.

Every farm and every field is unique, so there is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to hashing out a farmland rental agreement. As in years past, the University of Minnesota Extension is ...

Negotiating a fair rental agreement that satisfies the land owner and the farmer is a challenge. In upcoming Rent Workshops, University of Minnesota Extension educators will provide examples, fact ...

Negotiating farmland rent can be a crucial step in securing a fair and mutually beneficial agreement. Whether you're a landowner looking to lease your land or a farmer seeking to rent land ...

Renegotiating expired farmland rental rate agreements - a process now underway across the Upper Midwest - can be one of the toughest jobs in agriculture. Farmers and landlords often have differing ...

Bau reviews corn and soybean budgets, cropland and pasture rental rates, farmland prices and presents cash rent worksheets. He also offers information on flexible land rental agreements.

That includes the cost of land. It's estimated that about 60% of Minnesota farmers have a rental agreement to farm.

FARIBAULT -- The University of Minnesota Extension agriculture business management team will conduct two information meetings on Nov. 22 about farm land rental.

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U of M Extension educator Nathan Hulinsky is touring farm country offering tips to landowners and renters of farmland. The goal is always for both parties to reach a win-win agreement.