Posted by 1206SWMO on March 22, 2021 at 12:23:22 from (172.242.206.246):
In Reply to: Re: Land Prices posted by BillinCentralMO on March 22, 2021 at 11:54:31:
You guys in central MO get more rain and have better soil..Here in SW MO the $3,000 ground grows 110-120 bu corn and 30 bu beans....The $5,000 ground grows 150-160 bu corn and 40-50 bu beans..
The best corn ever on my place was 198 bu per acre in 2014...The worst corn was 0 in 2011...The farm carries around a 135-140 bu average The best beans ever on my place was 50 bu in 2019..The worst beans ever was 3 bu in 1980....The farm carries about a 35-36 bu average.. My farm is probably $3500-4000 per acre ground...
In 2020 the corn made 105 and the beans 27 bu per acre..We were very dry in June and July...Not that far away it was even drier and the corn only made 50 and the beans 10....
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