Posted by GeneMO on May 02, 2010 at 22:04:24 from (216.74.193.175):
In Reply to: farm subsidy posted by allisinMI on May 02, 2010 at 19:44:47:
Not to be mean, but if you have to ask where to go, then you are not going to want to jump through all the hoops. Unless you farm quite a few acres, dont even bother.
I share crop mine out and get 1/3 share on about 80 acres of row crop. Then I have several CRP contracts that bring in about $1500 a year. These are for tree plantings in environmentally sensitive areas.
As for the regular farm subsidies they have mentioned, the ACRES and the SURE program. I am thinking about going in and asking to be "Un-signed-up". This year I had to sign a bunch of forms giving the IRS the authority to share my information with the USDA. For no more than I get ($300-$400) I have about had it with the whole mess.
If it will not affect my tennant farmers payments, and will not mess up my CRP (Conservation reserve program) I am outa the deal !
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