News and Information about Janzen Schroeder Ag Law
A new law requires certain US businesses to report their beneficial ownership information (BOI) to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). Does your farm operation need to comply?
Read MoreAfter a local grain merchant went bust, we helped a number of Indiana farm families obtain reimbursement for their lost bushels of grain.
Read MoreThe death of a landlord can create problems for a farmer tenant.
Read MoreWe recently reconnected with our ag law colleagues in Salt Lake City. Here’s what you missed if you were not able to attend.
Read MoreThere are many legal services we provide to dairy farmers.
Read MoreThe struggles of the dairy industry have been widely covered by the farm press and national news organizations. Decreased fluid milk consumption, large dairy processor bankruptcies, small dairy exits, and the rise of plant-based alternatives are all causing headaches for the industry. But there is a bright spot. The demand for clean energy is causing a resurgence in interest in anaerobic digesters. Although digesters have been “on the horizon” for years, the economics never made them practical, except at a few farms. That has changed in the last twelve months.
Many farmers are now being approached by developers—typically investors and energy companies--that want to build digesters on their farm. What questions should a farmer ask a developer before deciding to sign a letter of intent to proceed?
What are the implications for farmers arising out of the recent court ruling on a commonly used herbicide?
Read MoreTodd Janzen was featured on a recent USB Tech Toolshed podcast discussing the Ag Data Transparent project.
Read MoreThe COVID-19 pandemic is disrupting everyone’s lives. We may be working from home, but we are still here to help you.
Read MoreTodd Janzen’s article about Climate Corporation’s termination of its partnership with agtech startup Tillable was featured in Successful Farming Magazine.
Read MoreDigital connectivity is taken for granted in many areas, but high-speed internet is still absent in many rural areas throughout the country. Todd Janzen was recently interviewed in Precision Farming Dealer about this issue.
Read MoreHowStuffWorks recently published an article about the Right to Repair movement and its impact on industries, including agriculture. Todd Janzen was featured in the article, which can be read following the link.
Read MoreAttorney Todd Janzen was quoted The Week’s article titled: “The Food Industry has a Price Fixing Problem.”
Read MoreIrrigation has gone high-tech. It’s no surprise that technology plays an important role in increasing the efficiency and decreasing the water usage of modern. The rise of Internet of Things (IoT) sensors and their ability to stream data across fields has accelerated high-tech irrigation. Collecting this data brings lots of promise and few legal concerns. Todd Janzen was recently interviewed by Anne Blankenbiller, editor-in-chief of Irrigation Today for the feature article: What’s the Big Deal with Big Data?
Read MoreHave you ever been frustrated that your vehicle or electronic device requires a trip to the manufacture’s store or authorized dealer to fix? That frustration is the driving force behind the Right to Repair movement.
Read MoreFarm Equipment magazine recently interviewed Todd Janzen about how dealers can protect their customer’s ag data.
Read MoreModern livestock farms get all kinds of labels. What is the correct term?
Read MoreCould the E.coli food contamination problems in Arizona lettuce happen in Indiana?
Read MoreThe 2018 Farm Bill has legalized the growing of industrial hemp, effective January 1, 2019. Under prior law, industrial hemp could be grown legally only if produced under a state authorized research project.
Read MoreTodd Janzen was featured in the latest issue of Farm Journal, discussing agtech trends on the farm.
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Online revenue management platforms for landlords are being challenged as price fixing tools. What will the implications be for tenant farmers?