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Topic: Discussion Board - Re: So, what night is the forum chat gonna start?
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Larry NEIL

11-20-2012 20:11:30
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Well crap Gary, Ya left me out in the cold on that one....the last time I planted ANY field corn was 1976! Medium flats as I recall with a JD 494A...er, nope I planted 30" rows for the first time on 320 rented acres with a borrowed JD 6 row planter. Seems to me it was a plateless planter too, but I remember it left me a few skips due to a problem with the hyd. cyl. linkage on the planter. If you raised it too high a part would flip over and not let the planting mechanisam work.
That winter the ground was sold and they started earthwork on a subdivision. Plus the corn/bean prices went through the roof in about "74 and I couldn't see competing with the high rent guys for $2.10/bu corn so I went back to work in the construction business.
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Re: So, what night is the forum chat gonna start? in reply to Larry NEIL, 11-20-2012 20:11:30  
76 was my third year of farming.

Also the year i got married. Had 80 acres of crop 40 sows and made $12,000. If we had 2 or 300 dollars in the checking account we had no worries.

In 1998 I made $12,000 farming. 400 acres of crops and 40 beef cows. Also had a off farm job.

Got worried when the checking account got below $3000 in 98.

Gary

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Larry NEIL

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Re: So, what night is the forum chat gonna start? in reply to IaGary, 11-20-2012 20:34:44  
I remember going to two farm sales that winter where they also auctioned the ground for rent.
first time I'd seen that, and in both instances the rent went for over $130.00/acre. Too rich for me at the time, but seems pretty cheap right now.
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