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The words “farm” and “rural” are integral to the ASFMRA name. They signify our sole focus — and the special expertise of our members, especially those who have chosen to achieve professional designation from ASFMRA.


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Agricultural land and rural property are unique. It takes a special understanding, insight and appreciation for landscapes and assets in order to assess their value. Explore our professional accreditation and continuing education programs.


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The American Society of Farm Managers & Rural Appraisers (ASFMRA) is the largest professional society specifically focused on management, appraisal and consulting related to agricultural and rural land, property and assets. 


 

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  • Posted in: Ag Open Forum

    Happy Thursday fellow appraisers! I am working on an assignment with a couple hundred acres of juice grapes in SW Michigan. These properties all have a Welch's contract. The transfer of juice grape properties are rare in our area and the sales I currently ...

  • Posted in: Ag Open Forum

    As always, try to find market data. I have data the shows no impact from a conservation easement. I also have data from another area that shows from 25% to 40% deminishment. There is no firm answer. Good luck. ------------------------------ ...

  • Posted in: Ag Open Forum

    I have been assigned to appraise a 15 acre tract of ground for placement of a conservation easement, UASFLA. Does anyone have discount data that might pertain to arrive at the after value? I am in Kentucky and thinking that examples east of the Mississippi ...