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Hardwood11 replied to the thread Future of CRP.There’s an article in the Outdoor News (Minnesota) about conservation programs . The article states Trumps budget outline has a cut to...
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Don’t forget that the majority of the farm bill funding goes towards SNAP (food benefits for low income families). The other smaller...
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Not picking fights but want readers here to realize how many government tax $ go to subsidize federal crop insurance. I’d be willing to...
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It's always complicated. Do tons of research and IMO come up with the right neighborly decisions. Every situation is unique. Could the...
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Also were a few legal questions on future responsibilities of the tile within the easement. Was more complicated than I thought it...
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I had a similar situation.. had no clue what to charge. Got lucky and asked another neighbor what they’d charge and asked some area...
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Hardwood11 replied to the thread Agriculture tile easement.It would drain into a ditch/creek. No trees dug up or anything significant.
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Hardwood11 replied to the thread CRP Tree Plantings.Field windbreak in Iowa was $300-ac for 15 yrs. It will always be trees… unless I sell the land ? Just a small area .58 acres .
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I am currently getting $173/ acre on my CRP (MO is usually 20-30% less than IA depending on county). The guy at FSA said they usually...
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I had a guy ask me how much he should charge the neighbor that is asking for a 350 foot tile easement? The other option is for the...
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Hardwood11 replied to the thread "Ample timbered areas".We are seeing more bears in my area of Minnesota. I’m one hour from bear range, but they are moving down . I had 3 on trail cam last...
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Hardwood11 replied to the thread Future of CRP.I think walk-in programs are good. They offer some type of liability protection . It’s suited more for pheasant/duck hunting… or large...
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Iowa law protects the landowner from liability IF no fees are charged to hunt. Lawyers and health insurance types will still try to sue...
