Planning for the 2026 growing season starts sooner than most realize.
Land performance, water availability, and cost structures are influenced months before a crop ever goes in the ground.
By reviewing data, evaluating management strategies, and identifying constraints early, operations can make informed decisions instead of reactive ones.
Proactive planning isn’t just good management. It protects productivity and long-term land value.
Team Spotlight: Kari Rickenbach, Permanent Crop Associate Kari brings more than 20 years of experience in the permanent crop industry to Root Ag Advisory. With a background in farm operations, financial management, and horticulture, she understands the decisions producers face from both the field and business side of an operation. Her experience helps support Root… Employee Spotlight: Kari Richenbach
🌾Farm succession is not just about who gets the land. It is about protecting the operation, preserving family relationships, planning for taxes, assets, water, leases, and long-term goals… And making sure the next generation has a clear path forward. Consider the following when creating your farm’s succession plan: – The earlier the conversation starts, the… Farmland Succession Planning
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