Posted by blue water massey on December 09, 2015 at 12:18:19 from (198.254.227.107):
I,m looking at either a 50 or 76 acre plots of farmland the 50 had corn on it this yr and the 76 looks like it hasn't been used in yrs I know yields will vary from area to area but what is an average yield per acre looking at grains mostly wheat, rye, barley, oats and maybe clover plan would be to buy one of these plots and down the road build a new homestead and a shop and do a little hobby farming from there I know it's not going to make us a living and not expecting it to just something to help offset some of the costs to build with I have the tractors as well as some older equipment and another fellow I work with has a drill and combine I can use till I get my own I do know where there's a nice little combine I can pick up cheap that was used for harvesting this yr as he bought a bigger one this yr so that's also an option once I build the wife's dream home we would sell off this place just something we are thinking about
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