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How to Secure a Business Network

By Melissa DeDonder | April 7, 2022

Equipment Dealerships, Food And Beverage, Manufacturing

Reading Time: 3 minutes

There are four primary cyber security measures that every business should implement to secure its network. The cycle to follow includes: identification, protection, detection, and response. Identify risk. A company should identify and quantify the level of risk associated with information technology and its IT assets by completing and maintaining …

Ag Industry to See Ripple Effects from War in Ukraine

By Brian Kuehl | March 10, 2022

Agriculture, Animal Ag, Biofuels, Commodity Crops, Farm Business Management, Food And Beverage, Government & Public Affairs, Permanent Specialty Crops

Reading Time: 5 minutes

From Ag trade and government agencies to the farmers prepping fields for Spring planting, there is one certainty stemming from the Russian invasion of Ukraine: the impacts of this conflict on international business are already in motion, and there are expected to be many ripple effects to come. Insights around …

Wind and Solar Offer Diversified Revenue for U.S. Farmers and Ranchers

By Pinion Editorial | March 9, 2022

Agriculture, Animal Ag, Commodity Crops, Food And Beverage, Permanent Specialty Crops

Reading Time: 2 minutes

Food and fiber aren’t the only commodities U.S. farmers and ranchers will bring to market in the next decade. Look for solar and wind ventures to generate additional income for agricultural producers and rural landowners. Both renewable energy sources are gaining ground as state and federal policies pursue aggressive climate …

A Steady Shift in Ag: More Female Farmers Than Ever

By Jeanne Bernick | March 7, 2022

Agriculture, Animal Ag, Commodity Crops, Food And Beverage, Permanent Specialty Crops

Reading Time: 2 minutes

Over the past few years, U.S. agriculture has seen more women coming back to join their family farms. “Women have realized it takes brains, not brawn, to run a profitable farming operation,” says Jeanne Bernick, KCoe family business consultant . “We are seeing more interest from women in the next …

3 Ways Producers Can Prepare for the Future of Carbon Opportunities

By Pinion Editorial | January 11, 2022

Agriculture, Animal Ag, Commodity Crops, Farm Program Services, Food And Beverage, Government & Public Affairs, Sustainability

Reading Time: 2 minutes

There are some important lessons garnered from 2021’s exploratory year for growers considering carbon sequestration. Pinion’s Advisory team recommends three things you can do now to prepare for potential carbon market opportunities in 2022, or beyond. Lesson 1: The carbon opportunity cannot be applied to every landowner. There are basic …

What’s Ahead for the Carbon Market

By Pinion Editorial | January 10, 2022

Agriculture, Animal Ag, Commodity Crops, Farm Program Services, Food And Beverage, Permanent Specialty Crops, Sustainability

Reading Time: 2 minutes

What a year it’s been for carbon markets. The subject has really taken the food and agriculture industry by storm. After many months of discussion, do producers and sustainability experts think there are possibilities for growers to create and secure opportunities from it right now? Are carbon markets considered to …

Estate Tax Planning: Possible Changes Ahead

By Jim Rein | February 16, 2021

Agriculture, Animal Ag, Biofuels, Commodity Crops, Construction and Real Estate, Distribution, Equipment Dealerships, Farm Business Management, Financial Institutions, Food And Beverage, Government & Public Affairs, Manufacturing, Next Gen, Permanent Specialty Crops, Specialty Transportation, Strategic Advisory, Tax & Accounting

Reading Time: 2 minutes

No matter what the presidential outcome, there was never any question that the outlook for estate tax planning would be different in 2021. How much different was dependent upon who controlled the presidency and the Congress. With Democrats now in power on both of those fronts, the logical question now …

Business Tax Update: New 1099 Nonemployee Compensation Tax Form for 2020 Tax Year

By Sandy Sporleder | January 18, 2021

Agriculture, Animal Ag, Commodity Crops, Construction and Real Estate, Equipment Dealerships, Financial Institutions, Food And Beverage, Manufacturing, Permanent Specialty Crops, Specialty Transportation, Tax & Accounting

Reading Time: 3 minutes

After a 38-year absence, Form 1099 Nonemployee Compensation Tax has made its return in the 2020 tax year, and its January 31 deadlines are right around the corner. Don’t panic – here’s everything you need to know about the revived form, and how it is intended to be used. For …

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Pinion Insights: Posts from category

Food And Beverage

How to Secure a Business Network

Ag Industry to See Ripple Effects from War in Ukraine

Wind and Solar Offer Diversified Revenue for U.S. Farmers and Ranchers

A Steady Shift in Ag: More Female Farmers Than Ever

3 Ways Producers Can Prepare for the Future of Carbon Opportunities

What’s Ahead for the Carbon Market

Estate Tax Planning: Possible Changes Ahead

Business Tax Update: New 1099 Nonemployee Compensation Tax Form for 2020 Tax Year

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