Posted by coshoo on March 06, 2020 at 06:57:47 from (65.101.154.84):
In Reply to: Little more about hay posted by Grandpa love on March 05, 2020 at 16:16:48:
If you're wanting "just something to use your tractors on", 40 acres would probably be more than you want to do. Try it on a few acres to start with, to see if that is more enjoyment than you can stand.
As far as rates, I generally made hay for 2/3 of the crop, landowner get 1/3, with bales laying on the ground. I'd pass if they wanted to do 50-50, may have done a little for 60-40. If he didn't want any of the hay, I might buy his share, or I might pass. This was in the '70's, and most folks with 5 acres or less would just give it to me, to get it taken off.
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