| GrainTrader - 1/22/2026 05:56
Because it’s all rented for the most part for me, and once you give it up why would you get it back?
That’s another reason I think buffer strips (around yield robbing area like wet holes and treelines) would be better. Part of farms, not whole farms. Average yield would likely go up and they wouldn’t be permenant. Allowing quick return to production in the event of a failed crop nationally. A cover crop like radishes and oats that would winter kill would be a viable option IMO for us here that would allow quick return to field operations. It would be a sub lease for a year. Marking the rent up even higher ought to make your land lord happy.
Edited by Boone & Crockett 1/22/2026 06:24
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Set aside/crp/land out of production/etc thought
