Todd Janzen
Todd Janzen is an attorney who is a frequent author and speaker on legal issues affecting agriculture. He writes a regular blog column on law and technology issues facing agriculture, which can be found at Janzen Ag Law Blog.
What is Ukraine's impact on global agriculture?
If the war does not end before the end of March, there will be no more exports from Ukraine after the summer of this year, writes a Ukrainian farmer.
The 6 building blocks of a soil carbon contract
Soil carbon contracts are more complicated than these 6 building blocks, but if you are drafting or reviewing a contract, make sure these elements are addressed.
Rethinking carbon's ‘additionality’ requirement
If the goal of soil carbon sequestration is widespread adoption, we must reward everyone who undertakes the practices desired.
Are NFTs the answer to the ag data ownership question?
NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, allow people to purchase and own “original” digital content.
Using ag data to prove crop damage in court
Good ag data proved invaluable in a recent case involving crop damage.
Maybe carbon contracts will finally convince us to update real estate laws
As companies rush to enroll farmland acres in programs, they will eventually run into the hurdles put in place by our ancient real property system.