Rich Taber
Event Details
Time: May 24, 2012 at 6:30pm to June 27, 2012 at 8:30pm
Location: Cornell Cooperative Extension Centers in Broome, Chenango, and Otsego
Phone: 607-334-5841 ext.21
Event Type: landowner, workshops
Organized By: Cornell Cooperative Extension Chenango County
Latest Activity: May 23, 2012
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Event Description
Cornell Cooperative Extension to Offer Landowner Property Issues Workshops
Rural landowners are often faced with many questions about their properties. What are my rights and responsibilities if I own land? How do I deal with issues in owning land? How do I transfer the land to my heirs? How can I make some additional money from my land? CCE Chenango will answer these questions by offering two workshops for landowners in Broome, Chenango, and Otsego counties. Landowners from any county are welcome to attend.
The Landowner Property Legal Issues Workshop will cover legal issues and opportunities including leasing, liability, posting, and trespass. The leasing section will also review opportunities to make leasing profitable for farm and rural landowners.
The Estate Planning and Transitions for Farm and Rural Landowners Workshop will cover basic estate planning and transitions for farm and rural landowners. Options for transfer including tax implications, planning, easements and land trusts will be reviewed. This will provide landowners with tools and ideas on how to plan for the transfer of their properties, and in particular for those who wish to keep their land in their families.
Registration Information- $10 per person, includes light refreshments and materials. Please register two days in advance.
Landowner Property Legal Issues Workshop, 6:30 to 8:30 pm
- Thursday, May 24. 607-772-8953, or clf62@cornell.edu, held at CCE Broome, at 840 Upper Front Street, Binghamton, NY.
- Thursday, June 7. 607-334-5841, ext. 11, or cag255@cornell.edu, held at CE Chenango, 99 North Broad Street, Norwich NY.
- Thursday, June 28. 607-547-2536, ext. 226, or email ajc378@cornell.edu, held at CCE Otsego, 123 Lake Street, Cooperstown, N.Y.
Estate Planning and Transitions for Farm and Rural Landowners Workshop, 6:30 to 8:30 pm
* Tuesday, June 5. 607-772-953,
or clf62@cornell.edu, held at CCE Broome
*Tuesday, June 19. 607-547-2536, ext. 226,
or ajc378@cornell.edu, held at CCE Otsego
*Wednesday, June 27, 607-334-5841, ext. 11, or
cag255@cornell.edu, held at CCE Chenango
For more information, contact Rich Taber at CCE Chenango, 99 N. Broad St.,
Norwich NY 13815
607-334-5841, ext. 21, email: rbt44@cornell.edu
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Comment by Rich Taber on May 23, 2012 at 8:39am
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This was posted on May 23 but note dates and locations for the workshops vary
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