HUNTINGTON, Ind. — Landowners and farmers can learn more about the various tools, trends and legal protections available with farmland leasing by participating in the Purdue University Extension virtual workshop, “Digging Deeper Into Land Leases.”
Many times lease terms must be negotiated that match expectations for both landlords and tenants. The current volatility of ag inputs is another factor in discussions between the involved parties. The Purdue Land Lease Team has developed this program that address many questions concerning land leases.
This virtual workshop will be offered at two different times including Tuesday, December 6 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. EST and Wednesday, December 7 from 10 a.m. to noon EST. Todd Janzen, an attorney with Janzen Ag Law, will present the legalities of having an effective land lease along with challenges associated with terminating a lease. Purdue Extension Educators will also discuss the following topics:
- Identify the various lease tools available
- Evaluate the pros & cons of common lease types
- Learn about farm land leasing trends
The registration fee for this workshop is $25. Individuals wanting to participate in this virtual workshop can sign up at .https://tinyurl.com/Digging22 The deadline for registration is 24 hours before each session. The Purdue Land Lease Team will send an e-mail to the e-mail address you provide with the link to connect from your home computer, tablet or smartphone.
For more information, or if you need a reasonable accommodation to participate in this program, contact Jenna Nees at 765-653-8411 or smith535@purdue.edu prior to the program.
— Purdue Extension
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