FNC News
Paul Schadegg Discusses Farmland Succession Planning on the Broadcast Retirement Network
Farmers National Company President Paul Schadegg recently joined the Broadcast Retirement Network to discuss the historic transfer of farmland ownership expected across the United States and the importance of planning for future generations.
During the conversation, Paul shared insights on the aging farm population, the resilience of agricultural land values, and the significant amount of farmland expected to change hands in the coming years. He emphasized the need for landowners to develop a succession plan, work with qualified professionals, and proactively address potential tax, ownership, and family transition challenges before they arise.
The discussion also explored how estate planning, farm management, and professional advisory teams can help families preserve farmland assets and ensure smooth ownership transitions for future generations.
Listen to the full interview on the Broadcast Retirement Network.
More News
Paul Schadegg Shares Advice for the Next Generation of Landowners and Producers on Brownfield's NextGen Podcast
Hear Paul Schadegg's perspective on land ownership, succession planning, and the future of farmland for young producers.
Paul Schadegg Featured on RFD-TV's Market Day Report
As millions of acres of farmland prepare to change hands, Paul Schadegg shares insights on land ownership, inheritance, and planning for the next generation.
Paul Schadegg Discusses Farmland's Future on AG Squawk Podcast
Farmers National Company President Paul Schadegg joins AG Squawk to discuss farmland values, succession planning, and one of the largest generational transfers of land ownership in U.S. history.
Paul Schadegg Discusses Historic Farmland Transfer with Brownfield Ag News
More than 150 million acres of farmland are expected to change hands in the coming years. Paul Schadegg shares insights on preparing for this transition.