Kansas State University Office of Farm and Ranch Transition is here to provide you with access to the Kansas LandLink Program, book a one-on-one consultation, and look for professionals in your area to help with the transition process. We are here to help you take the next step in planning for the future. To learn more go to https://www.agkansitions.org/ or call 785-532-4526.
Kansas Farm Management Association (KFMA)
With over 80 years of experience serving producers, the Kansas Farm Management Association (KFMA) maintains a long-term commitment to KS. agriculture, by building strong relationships with ag producers. Twenty-four KFMA economists, strategically located around the state who are part of the Department of K-State Agricultural Economics, comprise the professional staff of the KFMA program. The economists/fieldmen work cooperatively with farm families to provide members with production and financial management information for use in decision making.
The primary goal of the KFMA program is to provide each member with information that can be used to help make farm and family decisions. KFMA Economists assist producers by providing the following information and services:
• Sound farm accounting systems
• On-farm visits
• Accrual basis whole-farm and enterprise analysis
• Financial benchmarks for comparing performance with similar farms
• Year-end tax planning and management
• Integrated tax planning, marketing and asset investment strategies
• Assistance with estate planning and farm succession planning
• Guidance for business entity and structure planning
• Improved decision making
If you would like further information about becoming a member of KFMA visit https://www.agmanager.info/kfma or contact Mark Dikeman, KFMA Director at 785-532-0516, dikemanm@ksu.edu or you can contact your local County or District Extension Office and they can put you in contact too with KFMA.
AgKansitions – Protecting Your Ag Legacy
Agriculture land leasing – time to review leases
Don’t put off looking at your agricultural land leasing agreements and discussions with family involved and with tenants. Now is the time to be doing this and making any necessary changes/arrangements. For further information on land leasing rates, arrangements, forms and much more: https://www.agmanager.info/farm-management