Random thoughts. You were discussing on here around a year ago that you fellows made a big move on some high priced ground. I think the top priority is to get the debt paid off ASAP and as long as the lack of technology is not compromising production I would not worry about updating equipment. When I say compromise I don't mean plant 10 more acres a day than you used to or the same with harvest. An upgrade for you to be worthwhile should increase yield by at least 5 percent or more in my mind. As far as high rent goes sometimes there is not a whole lot of choice in the matter and the best you can do is not get locked in long term in a situation where you recognize a lot of things need to break right for a profit. It's a gamble either way as far as losing an opportunity to make money or lose money. There has always been people that will pencil out budgets where they make 10 to 20 dollars per acre if things go close to optimum. Most of the guys here have the benefit in being in a very stable situation financially where there is already enough money to keep dad and sons households in SUV's when they turn down a landlord that wants top dollar all the time. They think they are the dog wagging the tail on rent but the reality has always been rental rates has readily moved regardless.
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