EC Nebraska | DCH - 2/3/2025 11:39
Cheap oil, food, interest (all relative)
Not likely, because the facts are pretty simple. Without crop insurance, towns dry up, land values correct, rents correct, and outside of the best of the midwest, you are back to raising a garden and working for someone else. (Can’t adjust quick enough no matter what you think)
The sweet spot makes more money. The rest won’t find a lender willing to look at you.
Considering that there are farms here that have never enrolled in crop insurance, and are going on the third year with no 1099-G, I wonder how you come up with that idea.
Hastings Silt Loam is some of the best farmland in the world. Zero chance that it sits idle. Do you think that corporations will come in and farm it more efficiently than owner-operators?
You never did explain how taking away subsidies would send corn prices well below $3 board for years.
Edited by NE Ridger 2/5/2025 12:18
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Crop Insurance Subsidy-Could it be cut after sign-up??
