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Posted by mike brown on June 17, 2005 at 04:59:01 from (132.236.155.103):
In Reply to: Re: CREP program posted by steveormary on June 16, 2005 at 20:40:16:
$126/acre seems good now but in 15 years it may not be so good. You or someone else would have to use a bulldozer to reclaim it as farm land by then. On the other hand you could have an excellent hunting preserve that you could charge people to hunt on. Years ago a county soil and water agent stopped by my farm with maps showing where they had designated wetlands. All but one were creekbottoms so no surprises there. One was in a pasture and not wet which i pointed out. They said "It doesn't have to be wet to be a wetland it only has to be a soil type that would be wet if there were enough water"!!!! Those people scare me.
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