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Posted by tractormiallis on March 11, 2007 at 14:44:16 from (65.118.236.36):
Lease out my late grandfathers farm. He signed the original lease about 24 years ago. The land has constantly been rotated between hay and corn or oats. There is a real steep hilly part of one field that constantly washes out when in corn, and the renters dont care. Rotations are usually 6 years between hay or corn. This area is in hay now, and the lease is due in a couple years. I hate the fact that my property washes out, and grandpa never cared much as he had retired from farming. My topsoil washes into the woods or swamp. Im wondering about adding a clause to the new lease saying that portion of the property has to stay in hay. Any thoughts?
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