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north central Ohio | I see no money in them currently. They aren’t willing to pay more they just lengthen the loan payment out. Loan payment is so long now you are into way too much maintenance before barn is paid for. As stated to make it make sense you should have them paid for in 7 years. We are 17 years in on ours and have not received a increase in pay yet. Increase in manure value has been offset by spreading costs. Even if you have cash to build one take a $1,000,000 times 6-7% return and you can make $60-70k doing nothing. They are way behind in upping their rates cause to many guys that can’t figure want one. Maintenance costs vary year to year but 10 years in you are working on some stuff pretty regularly. | |
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Anyone priced a hog barn recently?
