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Ecosystem Services from Cover Crops

The Ecosystem Services from Cover Crops resources found on this page include a series of fact sheets, three infographics and one PowerPoint slide set. Together, these resources address the role of cover crops in nutrient management, erosion, infiltration, soil organic matter, supporting wildlife and beneficial insects, and carbon sequestration. They are available for use by educators, […]

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High Tunnels and Other Season Extension Techniques

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Basic Characteristics of a Sole Proprietorship and General Partnership

Sole proprietorship and general partnerships are easy to create and manage The sole proprietorship and the general partnership are the default entities if you don’t choose to officially form another entity. If there’s just one person involved, it’s a sole proprietorship. If there is more than one person involved, it’s a general partnership. You don’t […]

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How to use this Guide

The objective of this Guide is to help farmers decide which entity is best for their farm operation and to then take steps to actually form and uphold that entity. Ultimately, this Guide encourages farmers to be resourceful and do some of the legwork themselves. Not only will this save money in professional fees for attorneys and accountants, it […]

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How is a formal business entity created?

Decide  This can seem daunting at first; there are just too many entities to choose from. However, considering just a few factors will automatically narrow down your options. The following entity comparison chart reviews basic legal issues and implications associated with the various business entities. Turn to Chapter 2 for a user-friendly flowchart. Just answer a few questions and […]

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What are the benefits of forming a formal entity?

While forming a formal entity, such as a C corporation, LLC, cooperative, or nonprofit, or electing S corporation tax status can take time and money and require certain formalities, these efforts come with privileges. The most significant benefit of a formal business entity is that the owners’ personal assets are protected from the business’s liabilities. This means that if […]

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What is a business entity?

A business entity is the legal structure or form that outlines the legal parameters of a business operation. Many business entity options exist, including the C corporation, the LLC, the B corporation, the cooperative and the nonprofit. There’s also an entity known as the S corporation, which actually is a federal tax status that can be applied to a […]

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Chapter 12: Joining Forces with Other Farmers: Issues to Consider When Working Together

Farmers have always known the power of working together, and today’s sustainable farm businesses are no different. Many farmers are exploring a wide range of options for working with other farm businesses in meeting shared objectives. Multiple farms might combine product for a single community- supported agriculture (CSA) program. Other farms might reach a broader […]

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Chapter 11: To Diversify or not to Diversify: Issues to Consider With Value-Added Products

The most successful sustainable farm businesses often have several aspects to the farm operation. With multiple revenue and marketing avenues, the farm is better able to withstand disruption in one area of the business. Diversification can create opportunities to expand the business for incoming family members or partners. It can also create deeper engagement with […]

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Flowcharts of State-Specific Anti-Corporate Farming Laws: Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Wisconsin

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