The graying trend among U.S. farmers is not new, but it seems to have accelerated during the 1980s and ‘90s. Older farmers are leaving the sector at slower and slower rates. One fourth of U.S. farmers and half of farm landlords are at least 65 years old. Farmers and landlords aged 65 and older own a combined one-third of farm assets. Historical experience suggests that there will be a gradual turnover of farm assets as farm operators leave the sector at increasingly advanced ages
The percentage of farmers who are approaching retirement age is increasing. The census of agricultu...
A notable characteristic of principal farm operators, the person most responsible for running the fa...
Intergenerational family farm transfer is increasingly viewed as crucial to the survival, continuity...
One of the major demographic trends in the US is the aging of farm operators and landlords suggestin...
One of the major demographic trends in the US is the aging of farm operators and landlords suggestin...
Net entries of young farm operators on commercial-sized farms declined by about 40 percent between 1...
In the next decades, aging farmers in the United States will make decisions that affect almost 1 bil...
In 2017, roughly 2 million people spent all or part of their year as agricultural wage and salary wo...
The senior generation’s reluctance and indeed resistance to alter the status quo of the existing man...
The increasing age of farmers and the reluctance to transfer management from the owning generation t...
This study considers the issue of the transition and growth of new farmers into U.S. agriculture, by...
According to the 2012 USDA Census of Agriculture, NASS, a 30-year trend of declining numbers of farm...
Decline in farm numbers remains the product of long-run trends and fluctuating economic conditions. ...
The farm sector seems to be recovering from the financial stress of the early to mid-1980's. Many i...
This study considers the issue of the transition of new farmers into U.S. agriculture, by examining ...
The percentage of farmers who are approaching retirement age is increasing. The census of agricultu...
A notable characteristic of principal farm operators, the person most responsible for running the fa...
Intergenerational family farm transfer is increasingly viewed as crucial to the survival, continuity...
One of the major demographic trends in the US is the aging of farm operators and landlords suggestin...
One of the major demographic trends in the US is the aging of farm operators and landlords suggestin...
Net entries of young farm operators on commercial-sized farms declined by about 40 percent between 1...
In the next decades, aging farmers in the United States will make decisions that affect almost 1 bil...
In 2017, roughly 2 million people spent all or part of their year as agricultural wage and salary wo...
The senior generation’s reluctance and indeed resistance to alter the status quo of the existing man...
The increasing age of farmers and the reluctance to transfer management from the owning generation t...
This study considers the issue of the transition and growth of new farmers into U.S. agriculture, by...
According to the 2012 USDA Census of Agriculture, NASS, a 30-year trend of declining numbers of farm...
Decline in farm numbers remains the product of long-run trends and fluctuating economic conditions. ...
The farm sector seems to be recovering from the financial stress of the early to mid-1980's. Many i...
This study considers the issue of the transition of new farmers into U.S. agriculture, by examining ...
The percentage of farmers who are approaching retirement age is increasing. The census of agricultu...
A notable characteristic of principal farm operators, the person most responsible for running the fa...
Intergenerational family farm transfer is increasingly viewed as crucial to the survival, continuity...