Farm Transitions
Farm transitions – where agricultural land, in part or in whole, changes hands – can seem like a daunting task. Maybe the ownership of the land will change. Maybe that ownership will move from one generation to the next in the same family. Maybe ownership will move from one family to a different one. Changes like these are more likely to be successful if groundwork is carefully laid through planning and analysis, plus clear communications with others impacted by the decisions.
The resources collected on this OSU Extension site are designed to provide access to publications, PowerPoints, calculators, frequently asked questions, and other web pages those involved with a farm transition may find helpful.
Farm Transition Workshops
An estimated 66% of farmers and ranchers have no estate planning tools in place. Planning for what comes next can help protect the future of the farm or ranch.
This fall, OSU Extension and the Noble Research Institute are partnering to offer Farm Transition Workshops across Oklahoma. These workshops will provide producers with practical guidance, resources and ongoing support to help them start the transition planning process.
- August 28 - Guymon
- September 11 - Woodward
- September 25 - Ardmore
- October 16 - Claremore
- October 28 - Lawton