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Evaluating Alternative Farmland Rental Agreements

by FCSAmerica Staff Reports | Aug 21, 2020 | The Business of Agriculture,

Farm Credit Services of America (FCSAmerica) and Frontier Farm Credit are co-sponsoring a webinar series, Two Economists and a Lender. Our August installment featured Agriculture Economic Insights (AEI) co-founders David Widmar and Brent Gloy and Shannon Heinert, financial officer. The webinar recording from August 20 is available.

 
 

From cash to share rent, or a hybrid combination, alternative farmland rental agreements can have a significant impact on a farm’s financial structure. In this episode, we reviewed the implications and trade-offs of various farmland rental terms.

Tags: cash rent, farmland, rent land,

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