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Plan to Attend the Business & Legal Considerations for Your Farm Workshop on March 23rd

Nicole Cook

Mar 12, 2019
3 min

Plan to Attend the Business & Legal Considerations for Your Farm Workshop on March 23rd

By Nicole Cook This article is not a substitute for legal advice. See here for the site’s reposting policy. A workshop for farmers with business and/or legal concerns is scheduled for Saturday, March 23rd, at 5301 Marlboro Race Track Road in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, from 8 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. The primary goal of the event is to equip farmers with the understanding of business and legal principles associated with managing a farm operation. Farm lending, labor and business ris

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May 5, 2017
4 min

Weekly Roundup May 5th

By Sarah Fielder Climate Corp Deal With Deere Off This week, Climate Corp. announced that it was terminating a deal to sell Precision Planting, LLC to John Deere. The deal first announced in Nov. of 2015 but had been delayed by the Justice Department. Climate Corp. still plans to sell Precision Planting. To read Deere’s statement about the termination of the sale, click here http://bit.ly/2oThnaU. Profile of Duarte Nursery Litigation For those that have followed the Duart

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What Maryland Farmers Need To Know About Security Interests

Sarah Everhart

Dec 2, 2015
3 min

What Maryland Farmers Need To Know About Security Interests

By Sarah Everhart This is Part II in a two part series on what Maryland Farmers need to know about security interests. Part I was posted on November 24th. Priority of Security Interests What happens if there is more than one perfected security interest in the same collateral? Perfected security interests, including agricultural liens, rank according to priority in time of filing.[i] Although some states have adopted laws giving agricultural liens priority over other types of

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Nov 24, 2015
4 min

What Maryland Farmers Need To Know About Security Interests

This is Part I in a two part series on what Maryland Farmers need to know about security interests. Part II will be posted on December 2nd. What is a Security Interest? When a farmer enters into a credit transaction, for example the purchase of a piece of farm equipment, and secures the transaction by granting the lender a right in the farmer’s crops or livestock a security interest is created. A security interest is defined as the limited right in specific property or coll

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Sarah Everhart

Jun 23, 2015
3 min

Legal Lending Terminology

By Sarah Everhart Unfortunately the terminology used in lending transactions, especially those associated with the purchase of property, can be confusing and make the process stressful. The following are some common terms that you might come across in a lending document and the associated meanings. (For a comprehensive overview of lender requirements for beginning farmer loan programs check out this publication-http://extension.umd.edu/learn/pubs/review-lender-requirements-be

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