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Senior Vice President of Policy & Programs, American Farmland Trust

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Opinion: How The Tax Code Can Help Farmers & Ranchers Transition Land to the Next Generation

11/21/17 10:35 AM By John Larson, Chris Coffin, and Andrew Bahrenburg

American agriculture is speeding toward a crisis of continuity—much of our nation’s farmland will soon need a new farmer.

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September 20, 2020

Mark Stewart, President & CEO AFA

This week’s Open Mic guest is Mark Stewart, President and CEO of Agriculture Future of America. Following the vision of the Kemper Family of Kansas City, an agriculture youth development organization was born in 1996 to help in the evolution of future ag leaders and to support their spirit of entrepreneurship. Today, Stewart says that same vision has expanded to over 200 college campuses and 150 different agriculture majors. As the group celebrates 24 years, it plans to continue working on developing human capital, addressing racial diversity and aligning academic programs with employer needs. Stewart says the organization brings people together to build bridges and tries to entice young people to find their personal mission and find pathways for feeding the world more sustainably.

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Washington Week in Review: Sept. 17, 2020: Sen. John Boozman on COVID and the future for Senate Ag

Work continues behind the scenes to secure additional coronavirus relief legislation, but what that means for ag assistance remains to be seen. Arkansas Sen. John Boozman joins Agri-Pulse to discuss his thoughts on that as well as how the current landscape of farm policy could shape the work of the Senate Ag Committee in the next Congress.

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