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re: Soybean Field land Rental $$?
Posted on 4/24/12 at 9:57 am to LSU0358
Posted on 4/24/12 at 9:57 am to LSU0358
No way my husband would ever pick up just 10 acres unless it butted RIGHT up to a field that he already farms.
And I ** think ** that he works an 80/20 deal or 75/25 if there are other things like landowner paying for well/pump repairs or has a set of bins that we "rent".
About to plant beans here ... and I'm praying that the weather cooperates.
And I ** think ** that he works an 80/20 deal or 75/25 if there are other things like landowner paying for well/pump repairs or has a set of bins that we "rent".
About to plant beans here ... and I'm praying that the weather cooperates.
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Posted on 4/24/12 at 10:06 am to tiger91
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tiger91
I figured you would show up in this thread. Glad someone else with real life experience is here to back me up.
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And I ** think ** that he works an 80/20 deal or 75/25 if there are other things like landowner paying for well/pump repairs or has a set of bins that we "rent".
Agreed. The only time my dad ever did anything about 80/20 was when the land owner supplied the water and half of the fertilizer.
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About to plant beans here ... and I'm praying that the weather cooperates.
Is it that time of year already?
Posted on 4/24/12 at 8:14 pm to tiger91
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No way my husband would ever pick up just 10 acres unless it butted RIGHT up to a field that he already farms.
Hmm. Yea I had no idea that those small plots aren't even worth fooling with. So I found out the official numbers today, our share is 3 acres, and we are charging $260 per year.
So I don't know what to make of this. Would it be potentially better for us to just grow timber? (and I'm acting like that's an easy thing to do- which it won't be)
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