Farmers and ranchers across Nebraska will have the opportunity to receive free, one-on-one legal and financial guidance through a series of upcoming clinics hosted by the Nebraska Department of Agriculture and the Nebraska Rural Response Hotline.
The clinics are designed for agricultural producers and their families, offering confidential sessions with an experienced agricultural law attorney and financial counselor. Organizers say the sessions are intended to help address a wide range of issues that may impact farm and ranch operations.
Common topics include succession planning, estate and real estate matters, financial and operational planning, beginning farmer programs, lease agreements, property rights, farm loans, USDA programs, and debtor-creditor law.
Each session runs approximately one hour, allowing participants to discuss specific concerns and receive individualized advice.
A clinic is scheduled locally in Broken Bow on Tuesday, May 12. Additional clinic dates and locations include:
- Norfolk — Tuesday, April 14
- O’Neill — Tuesday, April 28
- Valentine — Tuesday, May 5
- Norfolk — Tuesday, May 26
The clinics have been offered in Nebraska since 1989 and are aimed at providing practical guidance and support to the state’s agricultural community.
There is no cost to attend, but registration is required. To sign up or get more information, individuals can contact the Nebraska Rural Response Hotline at 1-800-464-0258.
The program is sponsored by the Nebraska Department of Agriculture in partnership with the Nebraska Rural Response Hotline.
