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<blockquote data-quote="gman4691" data-source="post: 1796728" data-attributes="member: 43107"><p>Comparing what it would cost you to clear & reclaim it yourself with what you could expect to make off of it by selling hay (or some other use like cattle or some planting type of crop) once it's back in shape is definitely in order. If doing it yourself is cost prohibitive, the next thing I would consider is what you plan on doing with the land after the five years. And I would want some kind of agreement that he would fertilize the fields (and lime if needed) at the end of the agreement. That way, you could maintain the field (always easier to keep up than to catch up) then grow and sell hay off of it in years to come. Or put a few cows on it if that's your thing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gman4691, post: 1796728, member: 43107"] Comparing what it would cost you to clear & reclaim it yourself with what you could expect to make off of it by selling hay (or some other use like cattle or some planting type of crop) once it's back in shape is definitely in order. If doing it yourself is cost prohibitive, the next thing I would consider is what you plan on doing with the land after the five years. And I would want some kind of agreement that he would fertilize the fields (and lime if needed) at the end of the agreement. That way, you could maintain the field (always easier to keep up than to catch up) then grow and sell hay off of it in years to come. Or put a few cows on it if that's your thing. [/QUOTE]
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