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Successfully transitioning land from one generation to another can be a huge challenge. How can family farms and ranches be kept productive and sustainable while the interests of both senior and succeeding generations are fully served? AVLT’s November 22nd Farm and Ranch Succession Planning Workshop addressed these difficult questions. Roughly three quarters of the farms

Much of the productive farm, ranch, and forest lands in Anderson Valley will change hands over the next few decades. Often the land goes out of production or is subdivided when it is passed on to heirs or sold. But succession planning can help provide a more desirable future for your land, creating a sustainable