Posted by greg k on March 04, 2014 at 05:28:04 from (70.198.5.134):
In Reply to: Woodlots posted by sixtyninegmc on March 03, 2014 at 21:50:32:
Here in Nebraska it used to be that the government paid you somehow to plant a tree claim which was usually 40 acres. These have all disappeared now. Now it is rare to see trees anywhere where there is productive farm ground. To make it seem worse this is happening on the heels of 30 years of poor prices and little upkeep. With the current prices as many fence lines as possible have disappeared also. Now there are many 160+ acre fields. Just the way it is. I personally would like to see some left, along with not tiling every area that looks like it could someday be a slough. However I don't make the land payments or pay the taxes on it so its not up to me. The land was purchased to make money with not to make me happy:)
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