Anyone live in Alabama or Tennessee

What's the weather like in Northern Alabama / southern Tennessee? I think that's the Muscle Shoals (sp?) area.

What are farms or farmland going for? Where is the decent farmland? We have been told that in Tennessee, some of the land is pretty rocky, i.e. unsuitable for pasture or crops.

Thanks in advance...

A lot of ppl from TN come up here across the border to buy groceries etc because they can pay KY 6% sales tax for the cost of making the short drive.

Land prices vary as anywhere depending on how close to a major city you are but good land can still be found for 1000-1500 per acre in larger tracts

hopes this helps

Land over on this end of the state is good farmland and if you can get down by the river it is even better. Most all of the major seed companies have farms in this area as they can reproduce most any growing conditions. now as you get on over around nashville and farther the ground gets more hilly and rocky. Lots of good pasture land most anywhere in the state though.

Shoot. come on down and stay a while. New neighbors are always welcome:)

If we ever did move, it would have to be somewhere around Huntsville, within 45 minutes of Marshall (I work for NASA). We looked at some places around Fayetteville, and I really loved the terrain.

Right now, we'll just sit tight, freezing our behinds off in Ohio. I am hoping we get a stretch of above freezing days soon, to melt some of this ice.

Does the Huntsville/Fayetteville area get ice storms often?

How are the summers? Is the humidity unbearable? We can stand temperatures around 90 without any trouble, so I doubt we'd complain too much.

Again, thanks for the great responses, and I hope to hear from you guys again.