UFARM is fortunate to have several land managers who also have personal interests in farming operations. They actually “walk the walk”. Although they are dedicated to serving our clients, they also understand first-hand what each of our operators face day by day and season by season. UFARM’s Dan Theilen and Chris Scow recently attended Husker […]
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GLENDALE, CO August 16, 2024 – Adam Batie, ARA, United Farm and Ranch Management, Kearney, NE, has been awarded the Accredited Rural Appraiser (ARA) designation from the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers® (ASFMRA®). Batie earned the ARA designation by meeting stringent requirements in experience and education, in addition to passing rigorous written […]
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Leasing Your Farm to a Family Member/Neighbor: This situation can make it hard for you to set a rate that is fair to both parties involved. The family member/neighbor renting the land may take it personal when you want to change the rent. When a third party is involved, both parties can ensure that the […]
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Office Availability Due to COVID-19 All of us at UFARM are hoping that all of you are staying healthy! We understand that for certain parts of the country this could be one of the worst weeks for the virus. In Nebraska, we have been fortunate to have had a relatively low incidence at this point, […]
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How Are Crops Looking in Northeast Nebraska? UFARM Land Manager Andrew Stech, from the Norfolk, Nebraska office has been on the ground inspecting crops. He reports, “Crops are looking good in northeast Nebraska. The wet spring caused pockets of land to not be planted. A lot of the prevent plant land got planted to a […]
At some point or another, issues may arise between landowners and tenants regarding farmland leases. These issues are often complicated due to unwritten, verbal “handshake” agreements, where the involved parties have different recollections of what the lease entailed. Should it be determined by either party to terminate a farm lease, the issue may become more […]
Nebraska flooding occurred in Central and Eastern Nebraska starting on Wednesday, March 13th. The mixture of snow on the frozen ground along with the 4 inches of rain that fell created a flooding disaster that was not expected. Livestock producers have been hit hard by this flood. Many have found it hard to get to […]
UFARM Land Managers “Walk the Walk” in their own fields.
UFARM is fortunate to have several land managers who also have personal interests in farming operations. They actually “walk the walk”. Although they are dedicated to serving our clients, they also understand first-hand what each of our operators face day by day and season by season. UFARM’s Dan Theilen and Chris Scow recently attended Husker […]
Local Rural Appraiser Earns Highest Professional Status
GLENDALE, CO August 16, 2024 – Adam Batie, ARA, United Farm and Ranch Management, Kearney, NE, has been awarded the Accredited Rural Appraiser (ARA) designation from the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers® (ASFMRA®). Batie earned the ARA designation by meeting stringent requirements in experience and education, in addition to passing rigorous written […]
UFARM’s Randy Oertwich leads effort for landowners to receive Heritage Award.
8 Situations Where A Farm Manager Can Help You As a Landowner
Leasing Your Farm to a Family Member/Neighbor: This situation can make it hard for you to set a rate that is fair to both parties involved. The family member/neighbor renting the land may take it personal when you want to change the rent. When a third party is involved, both parties can ensure that the […]
Office Availability Due to COVID-19
Office Availability Due to COVID-19 All of us at UFARM are hoping that all of you are staying healthy! We understand that for certain parts of the country this could be one of the worst weeks for the virus. In Nebraska, we have been fortunate to have had a relatively low incidence at this point, […]
How Are Crops Looking in Northeast Nebraska?
How Are Crops Looking in Northeast Nebraska? UFARM Land Manager Andrew Stech, from the Norfolk, Nebraska office has been on the ground inspecting crops. He reports, “Crops are looking good in northeast Nebraska. The wet spring caused pockets of land to not be planted. A lot of the prevent plant land got planted to a […]
How to Legally Terminate a Farm Lease
At some point or another, issues may arise between landowners and tenants regarding farmland leases. These issues are often complicated due to unwritten, verbal “handshake” agreements, where the involved parties have different recollections of what the lease entailed. Should it be determined by either party to terminate a farm lease, the issue may become more […]
Nebraska Flood Damage 2019
Nebraska flooding occurred in Central and Eastern Nebraska starting on Wednesday, March 13th. The mixture of snow on the frozen ground along with the 4 inches of rain that fell created a flooding disaster that was not expected. Livestock producers have been hit hard by this flood. Many have found it hard to get to […]