Not the way it works in my area in farming areas where the price of land isn't priced by developers farms sell pretty brisk to other people wanting to farm usually at what I'd call premium prices.Small farming is alive and well in central and eastern VA we have 10 or more good sale barns to take cattle,sheep,goats etc.The grain growers get a premium over midwest growers because of all the chicken and hog confinement operations use up more grain than is grown in the area.The big growth area is the direct farm to consumer sales selling vegetables,fruit,grapes,berries,meat.There are a lot of well off people here that want fresh off the farm food and want to buy locally and price is way down on their list of concerns. Plus the Amish are moving into Southern VA from up North so that is adding even more vitality to the farming situation.The good part is here the terrain and situations severely limit how any BTO can operate as I've never heard of a BTO at a farmers market(LOL)
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