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<blockquote data-quote="Tim/South" data-source="post: 1223760" data-attributes="member: 17986"><p>Very true.</p><p>Tax relief is money in the bank. If a person had a large piece of property for a back yard they want it to look nice. More true if they are not hurting for money.</p><p>In talking with an extension agent he share some of the situations he has been called on to advise. More and more children inherit their parents farm and expect to get $20,000 annual rent on 60 acres of pasture. </p><p>I will admit there are times I have had second thoughts about taking on a place. Once you agree and begin there is no backing out. It is usually three years before I can make enough hay to begin breaking even.</p><p>On one place I am having trouble keeping the neighbors cows out of the land I rent. Fences are good net wire with barb on top. Just not good enough to keep hungry cows out. A hot wire and solar charger is next. I can not get mad at the cows, not their fault, did not chose their owners. They look pretty good now. Been grazing the fescue bottoms I had stockpiled. Owners had no idea their cattle were roaming.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tim/South, post: 1223760, member: 17986"] Very true. Tax relief is money in the bank. If a person had a large piece of property for a back yard they want it to look nice. More true if they are not hurting for money. In talking with an extension agent he share some of the situations he has been called on to advise. More and more children inherit their parents farm and expect to get $20,000 annual rent on 60 acres of pasture. I will admit there are times I have had second thoughts about taking on a place. Once you agree and begin there is no backing out. It is usually three years before I can make enough hay to begin breaking even. On one place I am having trouble keeping the neighbors cows out of the land I rent. Fences are good net wire with barb on top. Just not good enough to keep hungry cows out. A hot wire and solar charger is next. I can not get mad at the cows, not their fault, did not chose their owners. They look pretty good now. Been grazing the fescue bottoms I had stockpiled. Owners had no idea their cattle were roaming. [/QUOTE]
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