Keeping up with the Law
July is the month most law changes take effect in Iowa. Some highlights that impact agriculture operations are below: Small […]
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Spraying Can Lead to Suing
Your Signature is Valid. Even if credit card companies don’t require signatures anymore, signatures are important. Signing deals that don’t
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Syngenta Class Action Law Suit Update
The steak dinners, unsolicited seed corn caps with questionable logos, are long burned or covered with grease. The claim regarding
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Pay to Play
Pay to Play, the government plans to have you pay them to do their job when you need something from
Not in My Back Yard
Generally, people prefer their back yards to never change, ever. Even if the rules allow for something different that isn’t
Keeping the Kids Busy on the Farm for Fun and Profit
In 2017, up to $6,350 of earned income per child are exempt from taxation. Further, the parent does not have
Tax Policy Implications Run Far Deeper Than a Temporary Reprieve
Tax Policy Implications Run Far Deeper Than a Temporary Reprieve I am reluctant to write about the pending attempt to
Estate Planning for the Farm Operation: OPEN IT UP!
Farming is complex, and it makes sense that the plan to move it to the next operator, whether they
Look Before You Leap
Look Before You Leap In the last several months, the Iowa Court of Appeals has issued opinions that reinforce a
August Ag Law Review
Wont Crack: California’s Egg Sales Law Stands Up to First Attack. The U.S. Supreme Court declined to review a