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| IIRC, isn't iowa's termination of tenent date September first? It's tough to know 100 percent of your incomes by that date. My seed dealer doesn't have prices on seed out to me yet. Other inputs can vary greatly in the next few months. He went to his landlords saying this what seed had cost me on the past, and this is what the yields have been in the past. Deeregod, if you have a three year rent for X amount of dollars, and on year three inputs go down or corn goes up, is it wrong that you made more money that year because it's not inline with your cash rent? Garvos friend gave his landlords the option to find somebody else to farm the ground. Most people I know have the rent sent then figure out what they can spend or what costs they need to cut. Maybe you don't operate that way though | |
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update on my friends rent-now its seed corn
