Probably more than a one year problem. He might have more corn acres than he should have based on returns or lack of over a five year span. A newbie here went very heavy on corn acres on ground that is well known to being marginal. His crops also look marginal at best due to all the rain we have had. The same newbie has twisted his father's tail to purchase next to new combine with 12 row head and flex table. People can laugh at me for being bean heavy in my rotation but I always have money left after expenses and maintain fertility. Also, I wanted to upgrade to a late 6620 but did not find what I was looking for so the current 6620 is getting a minor rebuild. I want to be a factor in the land market and un-necessarily enriching the fertilizer and equipment people were not helping reaching that goal.
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