Posted by Pete 23 on October 20, 2020 at 08:58:45 from (50.33.20.24):
In Reply to: Re: Late CRP Payment posted by caterpillar guy on October 20, 2020 at 00:47:02:
Like another poster said. It is still your land and your call on who can enter for any reason.
A few years ago some guys took it upon themselves to hunt a crp field just a few miles from here and found out real quick that didn't fly.
In Mn we have a program called Walk In Access where the DNR or ASCS pay farmer a little per acre ($10 sometimes) to allow hunters and trappers to go on the crp land. Hunters pay $3 extra on license for this.
Problem is the border marking signs get knocked down and no one puts them back up. Notice to DNR went nowhere. Then some were allowed to mow the crp land for own use or give away during hay shortage so some money went under the table. Know it did on one field.
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