GROWER FOCUS 2026

Recap of the Conference

Thank You for Joining us at Grower Focus 2026

We’ve made speaker presentations available below for any one who missed the conference, or attendees who would like to revisit the material or share it with their teams.

Lance Woodbury
Lance WoodburyAg Family Business Advisor - Pinion
Learn how to start – or continue – the conversation around legacy, transition, and estate planning for your operation.
Lance Woodbury

Ag Family Business Advisor – Pinion

Learn how to start – or continue – the conversation around legacy, transition, and estate planning for your operation.

Roger McEowen

Professor of Ag Law & Tax – Washburn & KSU

Gain practical insight into new tax provisions under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) and how Section 180 can provide major benefits during land purchases or transitions.

Roger McEowen
Roger McEowenProfessor of Ag Law & Tax - Washburn & KSU
Gain practical insight into new tax provisions under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) and how Section 180 can provide major benefits during land purchases or transitions.

Roger McEowen – Residual (Excess) Soil Fertility / Handout

An overview of residual soil fertility, valuation methods, and how Section 180 can impact tax planning during farmland transactions.

Roger McEowen – Navigating 2026 Tax and Policy Strategies for Farmers and Ranchers / Handout

Gain insight into upcoming tax and policy changes impacting agriculture in 2026, with practical discussion around planning strategies and what farmers and ranchers should be watching moving forward.

Nathan Woydziak

Precision Ag Manager – Crop Quest

Learn about a unique approach to qualify for Section 180 deductions with insights from real-world field data.

Nathan Woydziak
Nathan WoydziakPrecision Ag Manager - Crop Quest
Learn about a unique approach to qualify for Section 180 deductions with insights from real-world field data.
Other Resources:

Kansas State University

We asked Kansas State University to share information on their services through Kansas Agricultural Mediation Services KARMS and AgKansitions, The Office of Farm and Ranch Transition.

Other Resources:

Kansas State University

We asked Kansas State University to share information on their services through Kansas Agricultural Mediation Services KARMS and AgKansitions, The Office of Farm and Ranch Transition.

Have questions or want to explore how these ideas apply to your operation? Learn more about our Excess Soil Fertility Study or reach out to our team.

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