Maria Schmidlkofer, an Oregon attorney with 13 years of experience with farm succession plans, gave a seminar Wednesday at the 50th annual Northwest Farm Show in Salem.
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All too often, attorney Maria Schmidlkofer has seen farm families face unintended consequences due to faulty estate planning — or no estate planning.
Presentations on what to expect in the 2020 short session of the Oregon Legislature, as well as on managing water rights and estate planning, …
A coalition of Oregon cities and residents is pushing back against plans to expand the Aurora State Airport south of Portland over potential impacts to high-value farmland.
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Emotions are so intense that planned public meetings on wolves are too risky to hold and have been canceled, Washington Fish and Wildlife said…
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Representative Greg Walden (R-Hood River) released the following statement applauding the U.S. Department of Agriculture (…
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“In 1995, when I was 15 and my sister was 14, the large family ranch was splitting up. We had a family meeting and our parents asked if we wan…
During your senior year of high school, planning for college shifts into high gear. To help you get ready, let’s take a deep dive into the col…
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“The toughest thing anyone is going to have to do is go to their parents and say: You’re going to die one day and, can we talk about it?” This…
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The 2017 Census of Agriculture shows Oregon — like the U.S. as a whole — is losing farmland at a steady rate.
