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Farm Link Program
The Wisconsin Farm Center's Farm Link program can
help you identify available farm transfer options, find the farmer who
best matches your specific operation, and develop a linkage plan to ensure
a smooth transfer. The staff works to match farmers who share compatible
goals and needs, and it also refers farmers to appropriate contacts in
their region to help plan the transfer.
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The following links provide lists of current opportunities available
in the Farm Link Program.
Farm Seeker List
Farm Owner List
Beginning Farmers
Starting a farm operation requires thorough analysis of complex options.
Setting goals, planning and brainstorming with others can help you make
the best decisions for your particular situation. However, there are no
easy answers. If you're a beginning farmer looking for a chance to start
your own operation, Farm Link can help you examine your alternatives.
Prospective Farmer Application - Submit your application online NEW!
This form is a tool to help a prospective farmer examine their specific
situation.
Two-Generation Farming
Iowa State University- Extension provides a series of publications
that serve as an excellent resource for two-generation farming.
Retiring Farmers
Maybe you're considering retiring from farming but you would rather ease
out slowly and help a young farmer get started instead of making that
major move all at once. Or maybe you want to expand your operation by
combining with another farmer before retiring.
The Farm Link program provides resources to help you determine which
method works best for you.
Senior Farmer Application - Submit your application online NEW!
This tool helps senior farmers assess their situations and explore their
options.
Retirement and Estate Planning Guide
- 85 page PDF
Help for farmers and farm families in planning their lives after farming.
Relocating Farmers
Wisconsin offers numerous advantages to its farmers, including abundant
natural resources, a tradition and heritage of broad agricultural excellence,
innovative and high technology agribusinesses, and the diligent work ethic
of its people.
Farm Link has services and resources that can assist farmers who may
want to consider relocating in Wisconsin.
Prospective Farmer Application - Submit your application online NEW!
This form is a tool to help a prospective farmer examine their specific
situation.
Expanding an Existing Farm
In today's agricultural climate, many farmers feel their best chance for
future success and financial survival is to expand their existing farm
operation. The Farm Link program has services and resources that can help
you examine your options and look at the alternatives available. The decision
whether or not to expand is not an easy one and there are no guarantees,
but by gathering as much detailed information as possible, you can make
an informed decision based on the most recent data.
More information about any of the Farm Link services is available by
calling the Farm Center at 800-942-2474.
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