First Steps
Publications
- Introduction: The Importance of Farm Transition Planning
- Chapter 1: First Steps
- Farm Transition Inventory: Outline
- Farm Transition Inventory: Spreadsheet
General
Video Presentations
What Matters Most
Where Do You Stand Financially?
Evaluating Financial Feasibility
Why Do I Need a Farm Transition Plan?
Your Transition Planning Inventory
What Matters Most
- Identify Values - What's Important to You? - MISA
- Vision, Mission and Goals - Where Do You Want to Go? - MISA
- Goal-Setting for Farm and Ranch Families, AGEC-244
- Farm and Ranch Strategic Planning (Visioning and Goal Setting), MF-2695 - KSU
- Succession Planning Team - Agreement Document - KSU
Where Do You Stand Financially?
- Using Enterprise Budgets in Farm Planning, AGEC-139
- Developing a Cash Flow Plan, AGEC-751
- Developing a Balance Sheet, AGEC-752
- Developing an Income Statement, AGEC-753
- Evaluating Financial Performance and Position, AGEC-790
- Farm and Ranch Stress Test, AGEC-237
- Farm and Ranch Financial Trends Worksheet, AGEC-238
- Schedule of Assets, AGEC-791
- Liabilities Schedule, AGEC-792
- Deferred Taxes, AGEC-939
- Oklahoma Pasture Rental Rates, CR-216
- Oklahoma Cropland Rental Rates, CR-230
- Oklahoma Farm and Ranch Custom Rates, CR-205
- Our Valuable Records
Developing a Farm Game Plan
Selecting and Engaging Your Professional Team
- Building Your Financial Team: Financial Planners
- How to Find an Attorney - IL
- Preparing to Meet with an Attorney - KSU