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I have a ton going on with programs and sign ups. I was highly impressed they called me first day back to work for an update. Really appreciated and in today's day and age getting rare.

CRP
CSP
State cost share
EQIP
New EQIP stuff

They are backed up. Couple weeks on CRP I think
 
I have a ton going on with programs and sign ups. I was highly impressed they called me first day back to work for an update. Really appreciated and in today's day and age getting rare.

CRP
CSP
State cost share
EQIP
New EQIP stuff

They are backed up. Couple weeks on CRP I think
Great to hear that!
 
I stopped in the fsa office to get info on farming subsidies. Discussion turned to crp payments. They said they've been having banks call them to get an update because landowners use crp payment to make mortgage payment on their farm ..
It'll be either this month, or next...;)
 
I stopped in the fsa office to get info on farming subsidies. Discussion turned to crp payments. They said they've been having banks call them to get an update because landowners use crp payment to make mortgage payment on their farm ..
It'll be either this month, or next...;)
You mean people buy farms without the means to pay for them unless they have handouts?
 
Yes they do, all the time. In many cases, the crop land rent would be higher than the CRP. A lot of the land enrolled in CRP is marginal (too steep, too sandy, too wet) … it can really improve the farm overall & local water quality ! Read up on it !
Oh I have... you can plant grass yourself and get the same benefits
 
They could just rent the land out, is that a hand out too? Chances are they paid a pretty penny for those tillable acres.
Nope because it is actually being used for farming and not having the government pay for your investment. There's actually a commodity being made off of it.
 
They could just rent the land out, is that a hand out too? Chances are they paid a pretty penny for those tillable acres.
Then why wouldn't they just put it in row crop if they can make more money. I know what I pay for row crop...hint NW Iowa...look it up as someone once told me. And I would not put that into crp,.not a chance. Makes no financial sense. Plus the b.s. government stipulations
 
Yes they do, all the time. In many cases, the crop land rent would be higher than the CRP. A lot of the land enrolled in CRP is marginal (too steep, too sandy, too wet) … it can really improve the farm overall & local water quality ! Read up on it !
If it's too steep to farm then don't farm it. If it's near a water way, create hay fields. A lot of ways around your water quality problems then a govt handout of crp
 
If it's too steep to farm then don't farm it. If it's near a water way, create hay fields. A lot of ways around your water quality problems then a govt handout of crp
Full time farmer here. I don't get the hate on crp from other farmers. We already have burdensome supplies of pretty much all cash grains. Without crp it would be even worse. Margins suck enough the way it is.
 
I live in Sioux county, I don't need to look it up. I have both crp and cash rent ground. The cash rent is way less headache.
My point was they don't need a handout , they can rent it out. The same people would still own the ground . Your post hinted (or stated ) that they couldn't afford the ground without a handout.
Fortunately I'm not in a position to need that crp check to make a payment but I sure wouldn't belittle anyone who does. Income is always factored into the purchase
Then why wouldn't they just put it in row crop if they can make more money. I know what I pay for row crop...hint NW Iowa...look it up as someone once told me. And I would not put that into crp,.not a chance. Makes no financial sense. Plus the b.s. government stipulati
 
I live in Sioux county, I don't need to look it up. I have both crp and cash rent ground. The cash rent is way less headache.
My point was they don't need a handout , they can rent it out. The same people would still own the ground . Your post hinted (or stated ) that they couldn't afford the ground without a handout.
Fortunately I'm not in a position to need that crp check to make a payment but I sure wouldn't belittle anyone who does. Income is always factored into the purchase
Good deal, you saved some time looking up land value, just like CRP isnt the greatest thing since slice bread. It's another controlling factor by the govt on supposedly ground you own or are purchasing.

One thing we agree on is cash rent. Farmer needs it for a tax write off and I need it to buy the next farm. Way easier.

Yep I sure did..if you are worried about not getting your crp payment due to government not giving you the handout because you NEED it to make your yearly payment then your finances are ass backwards. Which has been said because banks were calling. You should use it to pay in advance or get ahead, not rely on.

Your opinion it's belittling but Merica is great about bailing out those that suck at managing money.
 
Full time farmer here. I don't get the hate on crp from other farmers. We already have burdensome supplies of pretty much all cash grains. Without crp it would be even worse. Margins suck enough the way it is.
In 2022 $8 corn just due to world instability. But that wasn't sustainable and some knew it. Some bet the farm on it.


Again relying on the crp handout is the problem not the crp itself. Hell make it pasture..beef is great right now. You don't have to grow crops on it if you want to manipulate the markets but that's the fun of the commodity side. You plan for the average and hide the rest if its over that.
 
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