Thanks for the reply, first I am in hill country! LOL I am close to the Wisconsin and Mississippi Rivers, just south of Prairie du Chien WI and it is hilly here. And actually it takes more dollars per acre to farm these hills then it does nice flat land!
I have to quote JD Seller here, "there is negative cash flow on the majority of the dairies". So going into a partnership is still out of the question, my brother and I talked about it but we have different ideas so not seeing it as a possibility.
And second to last I have no idea how the world will turn in the years to come but, we have so many investors around anymore that it doesn't matter what the commodity prices are anymore. My brother was trying to buy his own dairy farm and FSA told him to find an investor. So many bigger dairies and crop farms around here are investor owned.
Now last I was hired at a Sand Mine in Ia, I worked there back in 2011 so nothing new to me. So the plan is to find a small farm to move to and live happily ever after! LOL
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