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Re: Another Farm Sale Recovery Milestone
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Posted by RickL on April 24, 2007 at 05:25:03 from (71.7.39.142):
In Reply to: Another Farm Sale Recovery Milestone posted by Allan In NE on April 24, 2007 at 03:01:44:
I don't quite follow this, why were they put away in first place. Sounds like lenders were after all items. Farming has almost always taken another job or wife working for the ins etc to make it go. It still does today also in most cases. even thou crop rices have risen some the net really did nt change as suppliers just raise there stuff also. I mean seed corn at $300.00 bag plus,rent $250.00 plus stuill very little there. Off farm job is still needed. No rain here and I have lost first cutting of alfalfa on my hay farm here. Thank god for the machinery assemble business repair
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