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Using Liability Limiting Entities to Manage Liability Exposure for Ohio Farms

Published by: The Ohio State University Extension Written by: Robert Moore Attorney, Wright & Moore Co., LPA, Dublin, Ohio Barry Ward Leader, Production Business Management, The Ohio State University Introduction Today’s farms are more susceptible to liability claims than ever before. This liability exposure comes in many different forms such as moving large machinery over …

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Census of Agriculture 2007

Ohio Agriculture : A Profile This brochure highlights some of the significant facts about Ohio’s agricultural industry. Efforts to establish facts about U.S. agriculture trace back to colonial days. Even George Washington undertook significant efforts to gather agricultural data. The first Crop Report was published in 1863, just one year after formation of the U.S. …

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Tax Characteristics of Business Entities Available to Ohio Farmers

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Published by: The Ohio State University Extension; Fact Sheet Series Written by: Robert Moore Attorney, Wright & Moore Co., LPA, Dublin, Ohio David Miller Extension Emeritus, Retired District Farm Management Specialist, Ohio State University Extension Introduction: Ohio farmers have a number of options when determining how to structure their farm businesses. The most common business …

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Long lease assists estate plan

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December 2007 Country Counsel by: Paul L. Wright, Attorney of Council Key Points Long-term rental agreements can play a role in estate planning A rental agreement provides land for a farming beneficiary It also provides income for a nonfarming offspring. FARM leases have received lots of press in recent months. Here is a different …

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Go over contracts before you sign

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November 2007 Country Counsel by: Robert Moore AS more and more grain is being contracted, the marketing contracts seem to be getting more and more complicated. Although it may be tempting just to sign on the dotted line to save time, producers should carefully review each contract before signing. The purchaser typically drafts the grain …

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Using Liability Limiting Entities to Manage Liability Exposure for Ohio Farms

Census of Agriculture 2007

Tax Characteristics of Business Entities Available to Ohio Farmers

Long lease assists estate plan

Go over contracts before you sign

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