Posted by Kenfarmall on January 20, 2012 at 17:00:57 from (24.171.111.16):
Hi Guys. First off thanks for all the help with my two Farmall H tractors, I have a piece of ground in north Missouri, I have 20 acres of grass land, it had not been fertilized for years before I got it, I started putting fertilizer on it 5 years ago, I have a guy come in and for 50/50 cuts it for hay, it makes 44 to 45 5x6 round bales per year, but I spend about $400 more on fertilizer than I get out of the hay, I only cut it once a year because there is a little DCP on it, but I still end up $250 out of pocket,I have no fences and it is four small fields, is there anything else I could do to come out ahead ( I am not a farmer ) any ideas would be a help, Thank you very much. Ken.
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