Sep 14, 2026 · 19 min · 11 segments
The future of a farm can look a lot different five, 10 or 30 years down the road. More family members may want to return to the business, the farm may need to grow or priorities outside of the farm…
Ryan MatthewsHost
The sooner farm families start planning for the future, the more options they may have.
Starting early gives them time to think about how the business may need to grow, how to best support the next generation, and be prepared for decisions years down the road.
Here to talk about why these conversations are important and how working ahead pays off is Ryan Coughlin, Lead Attorney of Farm Secession and Legacy Preservation for Wright & Moore Law.
The sooner farm families start planning for the future, the more options they may have.
Starting early gives them time to think about how the business may need to grow, how to best support the next generation, and be prepared for decisions years down the road.
Here to talk about why these conversations are important and how working ahead pays off is Ryan Coughlin, Lead Attorney of Farm Secession and Legacy Preservation for Wright & Moore Law.
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