Schroeder Shares Tips for Solar Contracts with Ag Web Readers
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Brianna Schroeder shares tips for evaluating solar contracts with AgWeb readers.
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Schroeder Insight on EPA and PFAS Featured in IndyBar, Co-Hosting Seminar
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Briana Schroeder’s insight on polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) was recently featured on the IndyBar website, and she will co-host a CLE program, “PFAS Contamination and Insurance Coverage”, on May 11, 2023, at IndyBarHQ.
Read MoreHot Topics in Ag Land Use Part of 2023 Zoning School
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Brianna Schroeder shared insight on hot topics at the 2023 Indiana Farm Bureau Zoning School.
Read MoreThornburg v. Randolph BZA: Court Affirms Variance for Poultry Farm
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We are pleased to report on a recent zoning victory for a poultry farm in Randolph County, Indiana.
Read MoreJanzen Schroeder Team Designated "Super Lawyers" for 2023
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Todd Janzen and Brianna Schroeder have been designed “2023 Super Lawyers” by Indiana Super Lawyers Magazine.
Read MoreIndiana Ag Commodity Groups Connect, Celebrate
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Janzen Schroeder Ag Law salutes Indiana’s agriculture commodity associations.
Read MoreBelork v. Latimer: Firm Wins Trial for Beef Cattle Farmer
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Janzen Schroeder Ag Law Wins Bench Trial for Beef Cattle Farmer.
Read MoreFarming With Green Energy: Janzen Shares the Latest at Indiana Farm Expo
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Todd Janzen spoke at the Indiana Farm Expo on December 13 on the topic of farming with green energy.
Read MoreSuccessful Farming Features Janzen Insight on Carbon Contracts
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Successful Farming magazine published a story featuring Todd Janzen’s legal perspective on carbon market contracts.
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Read MoreGreen Energy is Red Hot
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From Solar Energy to Carbon Capture to Biodigesters, green energy topics are red hot as farmers navigate a new landscape of opportunity. Janzen Schroeder Ag Law specializes in this area, and our blogs have been leveraged by a variety of ag press publications who are seeking to help their readers better understand the complexities.
Read MoreAg is Complicated: Firm's Insight Sought Across Industry
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The partners at Janzen Schroeder Ag Law share insight on the complex issues of agriculture with their blogs being widely shared by leading industry publications.
Read MoreA Law Student's View of Zoning Meetings
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Zoning is a facet of our local government that receives little attention in the law school curriculum, so the opportunity to have a hands-on experience at a county meeting was valuable to our law clerk, Emma Wischmeier.
Read MoreTraditional Weeds Turned Rising Biofuel
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Emma Wischmeier, Law Clerk for Janzen Schroeder Ag Law, shares information she learned recently at a seminar regarding the pennycress plant as a potential source of biofuels.
Read MoreFarmers Grain v. Hancock County APC: BZA Reverses Zoning Administrator's Permit Denial
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Janzen Schroeder Ag Law helped a client achieve a positive outcome in a zoning situation regarding replacing a collapsed grain bin.
Read MoreBaby Formula Recall Raises Questions About Who Regulates Our Food
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Though often alarming at the time they occur, food recalls are sign that our food safety regulatory scheme is working.
Read MoreSchroeder Featured in Animal Ag Alliance Stakeholder Summit Stories, Successful Farming
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Brianna Schroeder’s perspective on current legal trends has been featured recently in numerous industry publications.
Read MoreJanzen Blog Featured in Successful Farming Magazine
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Todd Janzen’s thoughts on cloud-connected machines were recently featured in Successful Farming magazine.
Read MoreSolar Spotlight: Schroeder Perspective Featured in AALA Update
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Brianna Schroeder’s perspective on Solar Leases was featured in the AALA Spring Update.
Read MoreConsidering Carbon: Listen to Webinar on Soil Carbon Contract Legalities
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Todd recently presented on a webinar of the National Agricultural Law Center, discussing “Considering Carbon: Understanding the Legalities of Soil Carbon Sequestration Contracts.
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USDA may have pulled the plug on the Climate Smart Commodities grants that were funding many climate change programs, but there are still a number of private industry offerings on the market. How can you sort through the various programs to pick one that is right for your farm?