Long before a family talks about wills, trusts or deeds, the next generation has already begun inheriting the farm. A child learns to shut a gate before they’re tall enough to reach the latch. They ride on the tractor fender because there isn’t room in the cab. Around the dinner table, they hear stories about drought, hard winters and grandparents they never met until those memories become part of their own. For many farm families, responsibilit…
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