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Paul Schadegg Discusses Farmland Values and Generational Land Transfer on Agriculture of America
Farmers National Company President Paul Schadegg recently joined Jesse Allen on Agriculture of America to discuss current farmland market trends and the growing importance of succession planning as farmland ownership continues to shift to a new generation.
During the interview, Paul shared insights on the resilience of farmland values, regional market trends across the Midwest, and the factors driving one of the largest generational transfers of farmland ownership in U.S. history. He also emphasized the importance of developing a transition plan and assembling a team of trusted advisors to help families protect their land, preserve family relationships, and maximize long-term asset value.
Whether you're an active producer, absentee landowner, or planning for the next generation, this conversation offers practical guidance on preparing for the future of your farmland.
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