On behalf of The Law Office of Brian Michael Cromeens | Dec 9, 2020 | Ag Law
Hogs destroy incredible amounts of farmland every year. While hunting them from the air has become a popular way to protect land, getting clearance for flight doesn’t come without strict standards. The damage to Texas agriculture from feral pigs comes to over $50...
On behalf of The Law Office of Brian Michael Cromeens | Jul 29, 2020 | Ag Law
Leasing your land to a wind or solar farm can offer many benefits. It can provide you with a way to generate income on land that is otherwise going unused. Contrary to traditional farming crops, a renewable energy farm provides a more reliable income stream – which is...
On behalf of The Law Office of Brian Michael Cromeens | Jul 9, 2020 | Ag Law
In Texas, it’s not uncommon to see a horizon speckled with wind turbines. In fact, our state produces the highest amount of wind energy in the country. But while wind turbines generate significant benefits to Texas’s economy, residents may also find them disruptive or...
On behalf of The Law Office of Brian Michael Cromeens | Jun 24, 2020 | Ag Law
On May 19 of this year, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the release of the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP). This program is set up to offer financial assistance to American food producers who have been adversely impacted by the...
On behalf of The Law Office of Brian Michael Cromeens | Jun 23, 2020 | Ag Law
Whatever some Americans may imagine, the evidence is clear that farming is not a vanishing way of life. To many, this is a fine time to get into the farming business, and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) offers critical resources in taking the first...
On behalf of The Law Office of Brian Michael Cromeens | Jun 15, 2020 | Ag Law
The oil and gas industry is a powerful player in our state’s economy. Agriculture is another pillar. As the vast majority of Texas land is privately owned, the success of oil and gas companies often depends on securing mineral rights and easements from private...
On behalf of The Law Office of Brian Michael Cromeens | Apr 29, 2020 | Ag Law
It was too much and then came the breaking point. Frustrated and weary about losing more farmland, you realize that it is time to confront the oil company that made promises, but never kept them. Many acres where you have grown cotton, grain sorghum and wheat through...
On behalf of The Law Office of Brian Michael Cromeens | Feb 26, 2020 | Ag Law
It feels good to have Texas soil underfoot that you can call your own, but possession only stretches as far as the law allows. One of the most important resources in the state may reside on your plot, but complicated claims might keep it flowing through your fingers....
