Posted by kyplowboy on October 10, 2010 at 19:31:14 from (98.93.14.69):
In Reply to: Combine acres posted by Nebraska Cowman on October 10, 2010 at 13:47:08:
I have read your responses and I agree with you 100%. Just say'n what goes through folks heads. Round here there ain't much ground come'n up for sale so to get bigger you have to rent ground. For some reason the little old widder women don't want to rent to folks with 30 year old equipment. Even though a 6 row planter will get around all them trees, fence rows, gullies, and seeps on her old hill farm she will rent it out to a BTO with a 24 row planter that can hardly turn around in half her fields way before she lets a good old boy have it. So with that said, landlords don't want to see old iron roll'n over their hills they want to see a specticle of modern machinery.
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