As land use agreements are being firmed up for the 2024 season, attorneys specializing in agriculture law say that farmers often overlook some important items when it comes to leases and easements.
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Overlooked elements in land easements/leases
Farmers signing lease or easement agreements should ask specific questions, including questions about liability and what will happen if the company goes bankrupt or the project the land is being leased for fails.
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