How YOU Can Protect Family Land, Oil & Gas, and Mineral Rights for Future Generations | Chace Daley
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What happens when a family inherits mineral rights, oil and gas royalties, farmland, or ranch assets, but no one knows how to manage them?
In this episode of The Wealth Transfer Podcast, Matt Templeton sits down with Chace Daley, Director of Energy at Farmers National Company, to talk about the complexity of specialty land assets and how families can steward them well across generations.
Chase explains how mineral interests, oil and gas royalties, working interests, farms, ranches, hunting leases, and forestry assets require a different level of management than traditional financial assets. These assets can create incredible value, but they can also become a burden if families don’t plan ahead.
Whether you already own mineral rights, expect to inherit land, serve as a trustee, or are trying to prevent future family conflict, this conversation offers a practical look at how to organize, manage, and preserve land-based wealth.
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📧 CDaley@farmersnational.com
📞 (918) 895-8026
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🧭 Episode Highlights & Timestamps
[00:07] You Need a Plan - For Your Peace, & the Next Generation's Good
[00:15] Why One-Time Consultations Often Fail to Solve Long-Term Mineral and Land Management Problems
[00:23] How Farmers National Works with Banks, Trust Companies, Trustees, and Fiduciaries
[00:27] How Experts Evaluate Mineral Assets
[00:30] Understanding the Asset Determines Whether You Should Hold, Sell, or Restructure
[00:39] The Oil Market, Geopolitical Risk, and How Physical Supply Constraints Impact Pricing
[00:43] Natural Gas Demand is Growing