I know one guy that only pays $10-15 dollars for a some peices, some how has it locked up with "no one else will farm it" statement 's to the owner and other peices in the area that I have heard he has bid $230 an acre, but I believe those were conventionally tilled acres that he can enroll in EQIP and probably get close to $60+ an acre in program payments. Average dry ground rents right now are about $25-$55 an acre, depending on if the farmer can get it in a program or if they are trying to keep some one else out of the area. I know locally, as soon as I started buying up equipment and acting on my intent to farm, the guy that was barely paying anything for rent on local smaller feilds has suddenly voluntarliy increased his rent payments, a couple feilds next real close he even doubled. I wonder why he did that? :>)
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