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Posted by Jay (ND) on October 30, 2004 at 06:37:35 from (66.231.126.214):
In Reply to: OT - What to do with 17 acres.... posted by farmerboybill on October 30, 2004 at 06:22:56:
I mean this in the nicest of ways - You're nuts! I think there is only one crop that can be profitable on $40k an acre land. Right now I think we import a lot of it from Mexico and Columbia. If the land is worth that much per acre sold, it must be renting for $1500 - $2000 per acre? There again, what could you grow to make any money? Can you get a return on your $$$ after you rezone, run the water and the sewer? If you can make a decent profit, I would do it. But if it's skimpy I'd run. I have no advice on crops. I have heard of people renting out garden plots to city dwellers though. You could seed grass roads in it for access. Just a thought. Have a great day.
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