mattiessuperduty
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How much does pasture rent usually go for? I been looking for some to rent but i don't know what is far?
skyhightree1":kxkd11pl said:100-200 an acre for row crops geez I was complaining when I had to pay 60.00 an acre for 2700 acres lol
Banjo":emufzbov said:skyhightree1":emufzbov said:100-200 an acre for row crops geez I was complaining when I had to pay 60.00 an acre for 2700 acres lol
Crazy ...ain't it. That is paying up front too Jan.1. You would think this area was the midwest cornbelt.This is rolling hills cattle country. Probably not 5 acres in the whole county that don't have some slope to it. Now the western part of the state has some good flat grain land.
Banjo":1418tikl said:skyhightree1":1418tikl said:100-200 an acre for row crops geez I was complaining when I had to pay 60.00 an acre for 2700 acres lol
Crazy ...ain't it. That is paying up front too Jan.1. You would think this area was the midwest cornbelt.This is rolling hills cattle country. Probably not 5 acres in the whole county that don't have some slope to it. Now the western part of the state has some good flat grain land.
tom4018":1tqj0j9r said:Banjo":1tqj0j9r said:skyhightree1":1tqj0j9r said:100-200 an acre for row crops geez I was complaining when I had to pay 60.00 an acre for 2700 acres lol
Crazy ...ain't it. That is paying up front too Jan.1. You would think this area was the midwest cornbelt.This is rolling hills cattle country. Probably not 5 acres in the whole county that don't have some slope to it. Now the western part of the state has some good flat grain land.
They are renting everything they can for crops here too, some has not been cropped for years but is now. Lots of cattle been sold because of crops, I could proabably make more renting for crops than I do with cattle.