![The Agricultural Land Management Quarterly webinars address common management issues for Nebraska landowners, ag operators and related stakeholders. To review historical land management webinars, visit the <a href="https://cap.unl.edu/land-management-quarterly-webinars" target="_blank">Center for Ag Profitability</a>. Land management webinar banner](https://cropwatch.unl.edu/styles/large/public/images/hero/2024/2024-06-07-ag-land-management-quarterly.png?itok=uN7wKB_c)
Latest Agricultural Land Management Quarterly Webinar Now Available Online
June 6, 2024
The May webinar examined the latest average cash rental rates in the state and offered insight on adjusting rental rates considering current commodity prices this year.
Ag Land Management Webinar to Offer Latest On Cash Rents, Changing Commodity Prices For 2024
May 8, 2024
The May 20 webinar will examine the latest average cash rental rates in the state, how to adjust rental rates with regard to current commodity prices, and will include a Q&A session for participants.
Pasture Lease Provisions in 2024
April 11, 2024
This Center for Agricultural Profitability webinar reviews lease provisions that producers should have in pasture leases, as well as information about beef cow share agreements.
Land and Leasing Webinars to Cover Cash Rents, Landlord-tenant Issues for 2024
March 15, 2024
Two upcoming workshops will review a wide variety of land management concerns for Nebraska producers, from land value trends and cash rents to creating estate plans.
Ag Land Management Webinar Feb. 19 to Offer Updates on Cash Rents, Leasing for 2024
February 15, 2024
The Center for Agricultural Profitability's first Land Management Quarterly of 2024 will cover the latest trends in Nebraska cash rental rates, new leasing considerations, and more on Feb. 19.
Foreign Land Ownership Bills Introduced in Nebraska Legislature
February 15, 2024
Dave Aiken, professor and extension agricultural law specialist, discusses two new Nebraska legislative bills aimed at restricting alien land ownership.
![IRS Section 180 allows landowners to treat the residual fertility present in the soil at the time of purchase as a deductible cost. Though the deduction should be filed during the year of land purchase, landowners may be able to file an amended tax return for a previous tax year. It’s important to consult your CPA or tax advisor to understand your options and file accordingly. Closeup of man preparing tax forms](https://cropwatch.unl.edu/styles/large/public/images/hero/2024/tax-preparation.png?itok=D3KYZ5qt)
Pasture and Forage Minute: A Closer Look at Section 180, Forage Inventory Season
February 6, 2024
With recent land purchases, many Nebraska producers are seeking to better understand IRS Section 180 tax deductions. This article provides a review of the tax code and its potential financial implications for landowners of newly acquired land.
Pasture and Forage Minute: Considerations for Pasture Leases and Winter Hay Nutrition
January 30, 2024
Extension educators review factors that affect the success of pasture grazing leases, and how to avoid toxicity and malnutrition through livestock feed during the winter.