LIVE EDUCATIONAL WEBINAR
Optimize Your Farm Sale With A Smarter Tax Strategy
Safeguard generations of agricultural equity before negotiating terms. Discover proven succession structures, alternative minimum tax exemptions, and capital preservation frameworks built for Canadian producers.
November 17, 2026 • 6:30 PM MST
Complimentary Executive Session • Strictly Educational • No Financial Products Promoted
STEWARDSHIP & SUCCESSION
Your Farm Represents More Than Land.
Make Your Next Move Count.
Every acre you cultivate holds decades of early mornings, unpredictable seasons, and deliberate sacrifice. A farm is not simply real estate or another balance-sheet asset; it is your family's living history, woven directly into the soil.
When the time comes to transition ownership, the emotional weight can feel overwhelming. Without structured tax architecture and thoughtful advisory, a lifetime of compounding equity risks severe erosion from unexpected capital gains, recapture liabilities, and misaligned transition vehicles.
Guiding Principle: A generational farm sale should fund your family's next chapter with dignity, stability, and quiet confidence - not become an avoidable tax burden.
CORE WEBINAR CURRICULUM
Master Your Exit Strategy
Institutional-grade wealth preservation blueprints developed specifically for Canadian farming families planning a tax-advantaged land transition.
PILLAR 01 · WEALTH RETENTION
Plan for Tax Efficiency
Maximize multi-generational exemptions and prevent devastating tax erosion when transacting agricultural real estate.
- Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption (LCGE) pooling across family members
- Corporate rollovers under Section 85 for grain inventories and quotas
- Proactive Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) defense modeling
PILLAR 02 · RISK MITIGATION
Avoid Costly Pitfalls
Identify contractual blind spots, unexpected clawbacks, and structural friction points that routinely derail farm sale agreements.
- Succession valuation disputes between farming and non-farming heirs
- Punitive land transfer tax traps and avoidable probate fees
- Premature asset crystallization without legal covenant protection
PILLAR 03 · CAPITAL DEPLOYMENT
Explore Farmland Investment Options
Evaluate disciplined post-sale structures that generate predictable, inflation-protected cash flow without demanding operational labor.
- Institutional sale-and-leaseback models preserving operator control
- Farmland investment trust (REIT) vehicles for passive yield
- Tax-sheltered estate reinvestment portfolios for successor security
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Is This Webinar Right For You?
Farmland transition in Canada carries distinct capital gains exemptions, corporate restructuring requirements, and family dynamics that standard retirement seminars ignore. If you hold land, corporate shares, or farming equipment, timely proactive planning protects millions in hard-earned equity before transactions close.
Waiting until a purchase offer arrives often restricts your structuring options under CRA rules. This 60-minute briefing delivers the operational clarity needed to prepare 1 to 5 years in advance.
Complimentary attendance - Designed for Canadian farm families
Retiring Farmers
Producers looking to step away from operations within the next 1 to 5 years seeking to maximize the Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption and secure recurring retirement cash flow.
Succession Planners
Multi-generational farm families navigating the balance between on-farm successors and non-farming siblings without dividing essential land parcels or triggering unmanageable tax bills.
Agribusiness Owners Preparing an Exit
Commercial operators holding incorporated agricultural assets who need to purge passive holdings, structure share sales, and preserve QSBC stock status prior to market listing.
Wealth & Professional Advisors
Accountants, lawyers, and investment advisors serving rural client bases who require specialized, up-to-date methodologies on CRA farm rollover rules and capital gain mechanisms.
CARMON BLACKLOCK
Vice President, Veripath Farmland Funds
Active Operational Grain Producer
FEATURED KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Meet Your Speaker
Carmon Blacklock, Veripath Farmland Funds
Carmon Blacklock brings a rare, battle-tested perspective that bridges the realities of Canadian crop farming with institutional wealth management. As an active operator managing family grain production in Western Canada for over three decades, Carmon understands soil management, equipment capital cycles, and the intense emotional gravity of passing farmland down through generations.
At Veripath Farmland Funds, Carmon channels that deep agricultural heritage into structuring institutional-grade farmland strategies. His work focuses on empowering Canadian farm families with alternative transition models, helping owners preserve operational continuity, protect liquidity, and systematically mitigate devastating tax liabilities without relinquishing stewardship.
- 30+ years hands-on operational grain farming experience in Western Canada
- Senior portfolio and acquisition advisory leadership at Veripath Farmland Funds
- Pioneer in structured sale-leaseback and tax-sheltered farmland transition strategies
"Farmland isn't just an asset class on an institutional ledger: it's a family's lifetime of sweat and equity. Our duty is ensuring the tax code doesn't harvest what took generations to build."
— Carmon Blacklock
60-MINUTE EDUCATIONAL OUTLINE
What We Will Cover
A structured session addressing structural frameworks, operational risks, and institutional transfer models for family farms.
Sale Planning: Structural Timelines
Evaluating personal ownership versus corporate holdings, establishing multi-year transaction horizons, and conducting pre-sale valuation checkpoints.
Common Mistakes: Friction & Oversight
Analyzing frequent missteps in agricultural rollovers, missed qualified farm property exemptions, and rushed closing windows that trigger avoidable liability.
Farmland Funds: Preservation & Liquidity
An objective review of structured farmland investment funds, operator lease-back models, and long-term capital preservation vehicles suited for retired operators.
Next Stage Preparation: Family Continuity
Frameworks for coordinating legal counsel, accountants, and non-farming heirs to ensure clear documentation and orderly post-transaction wealth transfer.
Complimentary attendance: No commercial pitch or individualized advisory engagement required.
RESERVE YOUR VIRTUAL SEAT
Secure Your Spot
Private briefing for Canadian farm owners, family operators, and succession stakeholders.
Take the Next Step in Planning Your Farm's Future
Ensure your land equity and lifetime capital gains exemptions remain protected through structured succession tax planning.
- Broadcast Date: Thursday, October 29, 2026
- Session Time: 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM EST (Live Stream)
- Interactive Agenda: 60-Min Presentation + 15-Min Live Q&A
- Included Dossier: 2026 Ag Transition Tax Checklist PDF
Speaker Reminder: Moderated by Harvest Time Wealth Advisory senior agricultural tax counsel. Direct, actionable strategies with zero institutional sales fluff.
SESSION CLARITY
Frequently Asked Questions
Carefully review session standards, legal boundaries, and curriculum scope prior to entering the briefing. Have unique agricultural corporate structures? We encourage attendees to reach out with specific needs.
Who should participate in this briefing session?
This educational session is tailored specifically for Canadian agricultural business owners, multi-generational farm families, and primary farming operators contemplating full or partial retirement, intergenerational land transition, or farmland liquidation over the next 1 to 5 years.
What strategic topics are addressed during the curriculum?
Our instructors address the modern application of the Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption (LCGE), farmland corporate share rollover structures, the revised Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) implications, and estate freeze mechanics under Canadian agricultural tax provisions.
Who will be delivering the educational presentation?
The presentation is led by senior succession strategists from Harvest Time Wealth Advisory, accompanied by accredited agricultural tax advisors and legal specialists who focus on cross-provincial farm ownership transfers.
What is the total duration, and will participants have live access to Q&A?
The briefing spans exactly 60 minutes: 45 minutes of structured strategy presentation followed by a dedicated 15-minute moderated question period. Attendees may submit questions anonymously through the private chat console.
What does the registration process involve, and is there any charge?
Attendance is completely complimentary, but attendance capacity is limited to maintain interactive presentation quality. Upon submitting the brief registration form, attendees instantly receive private access credentials and a digital preparation checklist.
Does this session constitute formal personal legal or tax advice?
No. This briefing is provided strictly for educational and informational purposes. Farm divestment and transfer rules require deep individual review of operational corporate records, land titles, and family agreements. Attendance does not create an advisory or fiduciary relationship, and attendees must consult their own independent CPA and legal counsel prior to executing transactions.
FINAL REGISTRATION OPPORTUNITY
Plan Ahead. Move Forward With Confidence.
Gain immediate clarity on agricultural rollover options, capital gains rules, and proven exit structures designed to protect multi-generational family wealth.
Thursday, October 29, 2026 • 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM EST
Complimentary attendance for Canadian farm families • Full recording provided post-session
Harvest Time Wealth Advisory specializes in generational farm asset succession, tax-structured transitions, and wealth continuity planning for Canadian agricultural enterprises.
Disclaimer: The information presented during this webinar and accompanying materials is provided strictly for educational and general informational purposes. It does not constitute specific tax, legal, or investment advice. Agricultural tax laws, capital gains exemptions, and rollover provisions are subject to change and vary based on individual corporate structures. Consult with a qualified accountant, legal counsel, and certified financial planner before executing any property or share transfer.
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