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Item Does Low-density Zoning Impact Rural Land Value?(CANRP, 2012-09-28) Lynch, Lori; Liu, XiangpingDo zoning regulations rob rural landowners’ equity – i.e. decreasing their land values without compensation? Do these land use controls affect different types of land in the same way or in different ways? How far-reaching is the effect? Dr. Lori Lynch at the University of Maryland takes a look at several down-zoning counties on the Eastern Shore of Maryland to find out.Item What to consider when Developing a Lease and a Rental Rate?(2015-05) Goeringer, PaulItem AGRICULTURAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION SERVICE (ACReS)(2015-02) Johnson, MaePresentation delivered by Mae Johnson of Maryland Department of Agriculture during the 2015 Ag Lease Workshops.Item Landlord-Tenant Communication(2015-01) Rhodes, JenniferPresentation delivered by Jennifer Rhodes during the 2015 Ag Lease workshops sponsored by Department of Ag and Resource Economics, Maryland FarmLink, Maryland Department of Agriculture, University of Maryland Extension, and the Ag Law Education Initiative.Item Sample Farmer Resume(2015-01) Rhodes, JenniferSample resume that a producer could use to help demonstrate to a landlord how the producer operates his/her farm.Item Item Developing a Better CSA Contract(2015-02) Goeringer, PaulItem New Crop Insurance Option for Diversified Operations: Whole Farm Revenue Protection(2015-02) Goeringer, Paul; Leathers, HowardThe 2014 Farm Bill authorized USDA’s Risk Management Agency (RMA) to develop a new type of revenue insurance product, Whole-Farm Revenue Protection (WFRP). WFRP provides a risk management tool for all commodities on farms with up to $8.5 million in insured revenue. WFRP is not intended for one specific crop, like corn, wheat, or soybeans like traditional revenue and yield insurance products, but is intended to cover all crops and livestock grown on a farm. This new product will replace the Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR) and Adjusted Gross Revenue-Lite policies.Item The Impact of Agriculture on Maryland’s Economy: Summary(2013-04) Ferris, Jeffrey; Lynch, LoriItem Taxes and Land Preservation: Computing the Capital Gains Tax(2014-12) Lynch, Lori; Goeringer, PaulSelling development rights or easements has tax implications for landowners, especially those who have owned their farms for a long period of time and seen land values escalate. This fact sheet discusses some of the implications for capital gains taxes.