Hosted by Tiffany Lashmet · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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Welcome to Ag Law in the Field! This is the inaugural episode of a new podcast designed to discuss all things agricultural law. Tiffany Lashmet, Extension Ag Law Specialist with Texas A&M Agrilife Extension, will serve as your host and has a variety of great guests lined up. From law students to seasoned attorneys, to lawyers with experience in international firms, to folks who hung out their own shingle in Small Town America...we plan to visit with them all and discuss their thoughts, experiences, and interests related to agricultural law.
Tiffany Lashmet hosts Ag Law in the Field, a business show with 100 episodes published.
There are currently a number of transmission line projects being planned in Texas. These projects will impact landowners across the state. Luke Ellis joins us to talk about transmission lines in general, the PUC routing
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Long-time podcast listeners will know that this is an extremely important topic to me, and we recognize this each year with a podcast episode related to agriculture and mental health
I'm excited to welcome my friend, Ross Pifer, from Penn State University Dickinson School of Law to the show. Ross and I are chatting about the right to repair. What is controversial about the right to repair? Why is thi
She's back! For a third time, National Agriculrual Law Center Staff Attorney, Brigit Rollins, joins us to give us an update on Dicamba. You may be aware that the Environmental Protection Agency recently approved three ov
I had so much fun chatting with Chip English, a dairy industry lawyer based in Washington, DC. Chip shares his unique childhood, the story of his career, and his advice for younger attorneys. You don't want to miss this
I cannot tell you how many questions I've gotten about legal issues surrounding data centers on rural land. Chris Nichols, an attorney who has worked on these deals in a number of different capacities, joined me to chat
It would not be the holiday season without our Ag Law Year in Review podcast episode. My friend, Paul Goeringer, joins me to talk through our list of top ten ag law issues for 2025. Contact Info for Paul: (Email) lgoerin
I heard Misty Wilson Borkowski speak at the recent American Agricultural Law Association Conference, and I immediately knew we needed to have her on the podcast. She joins me today to talk about how farms, ranches, and a
In this episode, I welcome back Garrett Couts to unpack the often-confusing world of rights of first refusal and option agreements in agricultural land transactions. Whether you're buying, selling, or leasing property, u
In this episode, one of our favorites, Jim Bradbury is back, and he also brought special guest Lynn Sherman in to discuss the latest updates and developments in Texas groundwater law. From recent court cases to evolving
This episode dives into one of the most important steps in any land purchase: due diligence. Guest Audra Rod Smith joins the conversation to share practical tips and legal insights on what buyers (and sellers) need to kn
It is time for our recap of the Texas Legislative Session when it comes to agriculture. Our friend, J Pete Laney, is back with us once again. J Pete and I talk through several key bills related to Texas agriculture this
I'm excited to be joined by my friend Dr. Justin Benavidez, who serves as the Chief Economist for the House Committee on Agriculture. We're going to dig into what's being called "The Big Beautiful Bill" and talk through
One of our favorites is back, Jim Bradbury! We're diving into some major updates straight from the Texas Supreme Court. Listen in as we break down two pivotal cases making waves in rural and regulatory circles— Myers-Woo
In this episode, we're diving into a critical legal issue that affects landowners across the country — the Open Fields Doctrine . Our guests, Robert Frommer and Joshua Windham of the Institute for Justice, break down how
In this episode, we're joined by Cahil Murchison for an insightful discussion on the legal landscape surrounding vineyards and wineries. Whether you're a seasoned vintner or just exploring the idea of starting a vineyard
Today, we are diving into an incredibly important topic that's making headlines across the country—PFAS contamination and its impact on agriculture. Joining me for Episode #202 is Jason Hill, an attorney with extensive e
Join us for Episode #201 of the Ag Law in the Field Podcast as we delve into the exciting world of Agrivoltaics with special guest Hannes Zetzsche! Discover how solar energy and agriculture can not only coexist but thriv
Today marks a very special milestone for us here at the podcast. We are incredibly excited and honored to bring you our 200th episode! To celebrate this momentous occasion, we have a truly unique and heartwarming convers
In this episode we are welcoming back Leah Davis to talk about an important estate planning issue. Before you leave land as an undivided interest, or inherit land titled this way, it is critical that you understand the c
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