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117 brief. This four page publication is a must -have for anyone looking for a faun in the Northeast Includes information on alternative tenure models and resource assessment For a more in -depth treatment on these topics we suggest the publication below. Available for $2.00 from the New England Small Farm Institute. • Farmland Transfer & Protection In New Epja and: A Guide for Entering & ExitinFarmers 124 pages of helpful information on farm transfer and secure tenure for the next generation of New Enland farmers. Useful for farm families and service providers involved in farmland access, transfer, and protection. Topics include: • Issues and opportunities for entering farmers: Getting on the farm • Issues and opportunities for exiting farmers: Passing on the farm • Issues and opportunities for non - farming landowners • Farm transfer and tenure arrangements • Farm business arrangements • Tenure without title • Transfers between unrelated parties • Finalizing and monitoring the transfer process • What is Fa=land Preservation and who should be involved • Permanent protection with conservation easements: • What are they and how they work • Other permanent protection techniques • Land use planning to protect farmland • Temporary protection • Where to go fbr help • Publications • Worksheets and sample documents Available for $12.00 from the New England Small Farm Institute. • Transferring Ownerft of Farm Assets or Retiring from Fa available from Land Link VT • Your First Farm Loan available from Land Link VT HELPFUL LINKS: FARMLAND PRESERVATION RESOURCES: American Farmland Trust "American Farmland Trust is a private, nonprofit organization founded in 1980 to protect http:// www .smallfarm.org/nell/nell.html 1/14/03.