Resources by Jennifer S. Friedel
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Methods and Procedures: Determining the Use Value of Agricultural and Horticultural Land in Virginia | Virginia law allows for localities adopting a program of special assessments for agriculture, horticulture, forestry and/or open space lands for their land to be taxed based on the value of the land in one of these four uses (use value) instead of its market value. This document describes methods and procedures used to calculate use values for agriculture and horticulture land based on an income and rental rate approach. |
Aug 21, 2020 | 446-011 (AAEC-215P) | ||
Results of the 2022 Virginia’s Land Use-Value Assessment Program Survey | Dec 7, 2022 | 448-257 (AAEC-304NP) | |||
2020 NASS Cropland and Pastureland Rental Rates | Jul 2, 2021 | AAEC-290NP | |||
Agricultural Land Sales in Virginia | Apr 1, 2022 | AAEC-294P | |||
Boundaries of Virginia Fence Law | The history of Virginia fence law began not long after the first English settlement was founded in 1607. Virginia fence law has transcended from requiring landowners to fence in their livestock beginning in 1631, to requiring landowners to fence-out unwanted livestock beginning in 1643, to the modern-day rule granting localities the authority to return to a fence-in rule of law. This overview sets forth the history of Virginia fence law and explains the modern-day rule of law, including what constitutes a lawful fence and when you need one. |
Sep 27, 2023 | AAEC-323P | ||
MANAGING LEGAL LIABILITY SERIES: Virginia Attorneys: Members of the American Agricultural Law Association | Feb 23, 2021 | CV-20NP (AAEC-280NP) | |||
Managing Legal Liability Series: Workers’ Compensation & Liability for Farmers’ Market Vendors & Owners (2020) | Dec 10, 2020 | CV-24 (AAEC-230NP) | |||
Liability Exemptions When Donating Food to Hunger Relief Organizations in Virginia | May 4, 2023 | FST-447NP | |||
Regulatory and Liability Exemptions for Organizations Distributing Donated Food in Virginia | To support hunger relief work, and to keep safe, quality food from ending up in a landfill, the Code of Virginia (§§ 3.2-5144 and 35.1-14.2) and U.S. Code (42 U.S.C. § 1791) provides certain regulatory exemptions and liability protections to organizations which distribute donated food to people who need it. This includes nonprofit organizations and qualified direct donors. This publication is meant to highlight the regulatory exemptions and liability protections which exist for organizations which distribute donated foods. This publication does not contain legal advice, and any legal questions should be directed to a qualified legal professional. |
Aug 30, 2023 | FST-458NP |