Montana Father-Son Business Agreement For Farm or Ranch

Montana Father-Son Business Agreement For Farm or Ranch

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Article Title  Montana Father-Son Business Agreement For Farm or Ranch Journal Series Title  Bulletin (Montana State University Extension Service) Author  Stucky, H. R. and Thompson, Layton S. Date Created  1953-06-01 Abstract  1953 Montana Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics Bulletin about the transfer of family-owned farms or ranches. Topics include: merits of farm and ranch business agreements, requirements for a successful agreement, transferring the family farm to the next generation, how to estimate shares, and suggestions for preparing the agreement. A ranch business agreement is included. Notes  photographs, charts and agreement Keywords  agreements, business, ranches, farms, family, father, son Related Topics  family farms  agricultural economics Call Number  Stacks & SpecUpub S83.B84 no.247 1953

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Montana Father-Son Business Agreement For Farm or Ranch, Montana State University Extension Service Historical Publications, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://arc.lib.montana.edu/msu-extension/item/304

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