Posted by Leroy on May 30, 2017 at 06:22:27 from (69.88.204.212):
In Reply to: Hay ground posted by Nick167 on May 29, 2017 at 20:09:18:
On property tax you must have at least 10 acres or a few thousand dollar proved income from the ground to get the ag valuation. I have just at 12.5 acres with building spot and farm ground is about 10.5 acres so I can just make it to get the break. If I had 3/4 acre less I could not get it unless I could prove an income from it that would be greater than the $175 acre rent than I am getting, only produce can make up the cash income requirements and then you would need at least 5 acres in produce to make up the income requirements. Anybody that is getting ag use value on small parcles letting it be farmed for use is flirting with a court date and possibly jail time. You must have 10+ acres to get by without having the dollar income proven and 20 acres of harvested corn could not make the requiremernts. They may think they are getting it and are not. And poor hay if it is usuable at all bale and imideatly follow with the beans. No till would be best even tho I am not a fan of no till, then spray later. And I am not a fan of roundup either. Over the years there has been many a acre of hay ground for either corn or beans waited on getting one crop of hay off before putting the crop in. And it is time for getting that hay off right now if it is timothy or simular, alfalfa time was 2 weeks ago. May 15 and every 30 days after so here if you can follow the good schedual you should get possibly 6 cuttings a year and my state borders Canada.
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