Northeast Indiana (Auburn) | On the farm where I live the old program was about $17 an acre. If the base soybean price is below $9.25 and corn is below $3.60 I might get $10 per acre. I'm not planning on spending that money yet. Since 2013 and 2014 years do not count in figuring base acres or anything else My base acres did not change. I did not grow wheat in 2013 and 2014 but still have base acres for wheat. |
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