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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 1674831" data-attributes="member: 498"><p>Here the dirt farmers do a potato, wheat, alfalfa rotation. If hay got to be cheap and potatoes high they will plow down the hay to plant more potatoes. But that didn't happen this last year. So I don't see the hay getting plowed down. I see 2 years of potatoes, 1 year of wheat, and 4 years of alfalfa.</p><p>All the pot farms are small acreage operations. About 10 acres at the most. They are required to build tall fences with visual barrier. If you mean hemp...... some have made money but more have gone backwards doing that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 1674831, member: 498"] Here the dirt farmers do a potato, wheat, alfalfa rotation. If hay got to be cheap and potatoes high they will plow down the hay to plant more potatoes. But that didn't happen this last year. So I don't see the hay getting plowed down. I see 2 years of potatoes, 1 year of wheat, and 4 years of alfalfa. All the pot farms are small acreage operations. About 10 acres at the most. They are required to build tall fences with visual barrier. If you mean hemp...... some have made money but more have gone backwards doing that. [/QUOTE]
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