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Re: asking advice again -Long post
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Posted by Dave from MN on March 22, 2006 at 08:12:59 from (67.2.203.131):
In Reply to: Re: asking advice again -Long post posted by RickL on March 22, 2006 at 06:06:40:
The 30 acres free rent is a guys property that is west of me but is farmed as on big feild. The owner of that 40 acres lets my renter run the ground but does not charge him rent, he cant access this other land with out passing through mine. The owner lives in town and bought the land just for a parcel to sell in the future. I am also gonna talk to my neighbors and see what they are getting for rent. My prop is the only one locally that gets any manure of anykind, others land aint seen organic fert in 20+ years. Wife even wants me to plant 15 of the 23 in trees and prairie grasses for future value when the town starts to push us out in 20-30 years- thats a tough decision as well.
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