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Guide to Negotiating Lease Agreements

Feb 7, 2021 | Landowners and Oil and Gas Companies, Lease Agreements | 0 comments

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This guide is intended to help you start effective conversations with oil and gas companies when negotiating surface lease agreements. Having a better understanding of the details of projects proposed on your land will help you plan for longer term impacts to your agricultural business.

Guide to Negotiating Lease Agreements (printable)

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