What to do with 120 acres of pasture.

Sell it and invest in index funds

There was some kind of program in which you plant it in trees for so many years. Not sure the specs or money involved but a friend of mine did that with some of his land.

Look up hard pan if there was ever any cows there

How you feel about cutting hay?

High fence it into sections and start farming whitetails and exotics. My buddy does pretty well doing that.

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Hard to go wrong with Pines if it doesn't have to remain pasture. Pecans are fun but prone to disease. I grow hay on my 40 acres and it works out pretty well but you almost have to buy used equipment and be able to fix it yourself to make it work. Saying hay equipment is prone to problems is an understatement, it's not if it will break but rather when...

If it's not huntable:
-lease it to someone for cows to graze
-lease it for hay
-dig a big azz lake (sell the dirt) and have a private pond and gun/skeet range
*I have contacts in your area for all of the above

If it's huntable plant pines near the edges and hardwoods and fruit trees in the middle. Frick pecans-too much hassle. Pine trees aint paying much these days but could be a good return 12-15 yrs and again in 30-40.

If you have time to work it, there is a big demand for flight conditioned quail and pheasant...

Best answer so far if its an option.