Introduction to beef cow leases

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"Leasing cows can be an effective financial strategy for beginning or expanding cow-calf producers. Lack of capital is often a barrier for new producers and producers looking to expand. By alleviating the capital barriers of high input and start-up costs, leasing provides a less-capital-intensive and lower-risk option compared to purchasing cows, making it especially attractive to new producers or those with limited resources. Working with an established cow producer can also provide beginning producers valuable management insight and experience. For producers wanting to reduce herd size, cow leases offer an alternative to selling animals that allows them to decrease labor requirements, defer tax burdens, maintain revenue generation, preserve animal genetics and retain some control over the herd."--first page

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