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A lawyer specializing in agricultural law is a legal professional who focuses on legal issues related to farming, agricultural production, and rural land use. They typically have a background in both law and agriculture and are knowledgeable about the unique legal issues faced by farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural producers.
An agricultural lawyer might deal with land use regulations, water rights, crop production, environmental regulations, agricultural financing, farm business succession planning, and agricultural labor and employment law. They may also advise clients on issues related to agricultural contracts, leasing agreements, and land sales.
To become a lawyer specializing in agricultural law, an individual typically needs to earn a law degree and pass the bar exam in the jurisdiction where they plan to practice. Additionally, they may pursue additional education or certification in agricultural law to develop their expertise in this field further.