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<blockquote data-quote="farmerjan" data-source="post: 1702195" data-attributes="member: 25884"><p>I agree if you can get some good steers/calves at a cheap to reasonable price, that might be the best way to go for present. The goal is to make some money that you can earmark for future expansion. If I were there, and had a source of calves, that is what I would do. Have no advice on the land except that if there are any older farmers in the area that you know and like, maybe they would be willing to do some sort of owner finance for you so that they don't have to see their farm get cut up into pieces. Maybe find one to work with/for that would want to help you out and do some financing for you down the road, to buy their place. Keep you eyes open and maybe some place will come up that you want to try to be in the position to grab up. Save every extra penny you have and then you might have enough to convince a lender that you are industrious enough to make the payments.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="farmerjan, post: 1702195, member: 25884"] I agree if you can get some good steers/calves at a cheap to reasonable price, that might be the best way to go for present. The goal is to make some money that you can earmark for future expansion. If I were there, and had a source of calves, that is what I would do. Have no advice on the land except that if there are any older farmers in the area that you know and like, maybe they would be willing to do some sort of owner finance for you so that they don't have to see their farm get cut up into pieces. Maybe find one to work with/for that would want to help you out and do some financing for you down the road, to buy their place. Keep you eyes open and maybe some place will come up that you want to try to be in the position to grab up. Save every extra penny you have and then you might have enough to convince a lender that you are industrious enough to make the payments. [/QUOTE]
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