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CRP grazing/haying apparently on hold
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<blockquote data-quote="Jogeephus" data-source="post: 558306" data-attributes="member: 4362"><p>Unless I'm missing something Somm, the gov't is the rentor. They bought these people's rights to graze their own property. Would be the same if I rented it from you. It wouldn't be right for you to put your stock on it after I paid you rent for it. Same thing is applying here. That's why I don't like CRP contracts <u>or any long term contract </u>that is going to tie my hands on what I can do with my land cause I don't know what's going to happen next week not to mention 10 years from now. The way I see it, this same principle applies here as to the draft dodgers. If you are going to enter into an agreement your word should be good in both good and bad times. If its not, don't sign a contract.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jogeephus, post: 558306, member: 4362"] Unless I'm missing something Somm, the gov't is the rentor. They bought these people's rights to graze their own property. Would be the same if I rented it from you. It wouldn't be right for you to put your stock on it after I paid you rent for it. Same thing is applying here. That's why I don't like CRP contracts [u]or any long term contract [/u]that is going to tie my hands on what I can do with my land cause I don't know what's going to happen next week not to mention 10 years from now. The way I see it, this same principle applies here as to the draft dodgers. If you are going to enter into an agreement your word should be good in both good and bad times. If its not, don't sign a contract. [/QUOTE]
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