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State’s new ‘Farm-Pass’ program hopes to ease farm succession planning – Boston University News Service

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A tractor kicks up a cloud of dust as a farmer turns over this dry field in Gill. Photo Courtesy of Paul Franz/Greenfield Reporter. By Chinanu Okoli Boston University News Service Applications are rolling in for the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources’ new Farm Transfer Planning Assistance initiative that connects aging farmers and their successors with experienced planners to set retirement goals and figure out how management and…
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State’s new ‘Farm-Pass’ program hopes to ease farm succession planning – Boston University News Service

A tractor kicks up a cloud of dust as a farmer turns over this dry field in Gill. Photo Courtesy of Paul Franz/Greenfield Reporter. By Chinanu Okoli Boston University News Service Applications are rolling in for the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources’ new Farm Transfer Planning Assistance initiative that connects aging farmers and their successors with experienced planners to set retirement goals and figure out how management and…

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Boston University News Service broke the news in on Thursday, March 6, 2025.
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