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I agree. No way to prove if a pic was used in aid of killing a deer. Have to go with a 24 hour or 48hour dump of pictures at midnight or something like that so it's not into in "real time" . That would have to be done by the camera manufacturers. Might be a tough sell all around

86 just like yours. 87 had silver engine paint

I have had rednecks and still do. They start out nice but agree what others have said. They leak and don't last as they should for the money. Rotomolded is the way to go IMO. More sealed up and will take a hit of they end up blowing over in a storm.

Cool rig! I've got one of those too. They're fun to ride and def have a good amount of torque

Pushing 4" already for June. SC Iowa

Prime example here. Looks awesome!

I would wait and plant it later this year with rye as a nurse crop. You will have a killer stand in the spring and you can just terminate the rye.

That is INSANITY if that's true. That whole part of the program needs a revision bigtime along with CRP eligibility based on CSR/HEL levels. Cropping history should be X amount of years in a row, then becomes eligible. 2,3,5, whatever, but to try be working off a 10 year old system is about...

You got time. Spraying and planting in summer will have less weed pressure. IBH1983 sells RC bigrock switchgrass and planted some for me last summer. Stuff is amazing. Highly recommend it!

Anyone from SC Iowa want to group an order together for pear trees yet before 5/1 from Blue Hill? I would be in for some...

X2. Id like to ADD some pear trees in 27' as well.

That's a good one. Bummer!

They need to re-work the wording or something on the next farm bill so it's not certain "actual" years but X amount of consecutive years before something becomes eligible.

Sadly I think you will get boned on this. I had a farm like this happen a few years back and they wouldn't do it. Lucas County

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You are not wrong there. SNAP is 80% of the farm bill. That's insane!

CRP definitely needs some tweaks. It has to be parallelled with grain prices or landowners will be turned off. If there is no incentive to do it, most landowners just won't. Also, as it's been said before, they need to come up with a formula for what ground is approved. Less than X% slope and X...

This is a buddy of mines take on things. He would rather pay it now while its historically low rather than chance what it could be in 15-20 years. He also is of the mindset he would like to remain more liquid in the future to keep his options open on where he spends his money, it may not be land.

I am in the same boat, I have only NOT done a 1031 on 1 sale, and it was so painful paying the tax bill I don't see me doing that again unless I am forced to.

Reason I asked if you hunted KS is you made a lot of general assumptions, especially for someone who now admittedly has never even hunted there. You are off base on a lot of what you said but I will just let it be. I have hunted there for 15 years and owned land if 5 counties, so I have some...