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| I love the idea. It won’t work though. Everyone is gonna have their hand in that cookie jar. A combination of increased rent, increased input prices and lower commodity price will absorb it and we’re right back where we are now.
Too much information is out there. You have to outpace average net per acre to make money. Cattle have been kinda the wild card, but if your a newcomer or expanding you’ll notice that the cattle are double, but replacements are double, barbed wire and posts are double, bank interest is almost double. I want an inline hay trailer, the one I bum from a guy has a price written on the neck and it’s about half what a new one is today. There’s always a hand in the cookie jar. I don’t recall what it’s called but it’s a law of economics. The price of all that start up cost is a barrier to entry that’s keeping prices up for the established though. | |
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Crop Insurance Subsidies
