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Quote: Here it is only marginal farmland that qualifies. It is not farmed but planted to grass which the farmer must maintain by mowing or burning but can not harvest for hay or graze livestock on. It is not done in strips nor can you grow any grains on it. Northern Bobwhite Initiative...

Quote: If you're referring to the "set-aside" programs of the past those are pretty much non-existant and haven't been around for many years. If you're referring to the CRP program...that is for acres that were marginal for farming in the first place and probably should never been broken out...

Quote: Perhaps if the federal goverment stopped paying conglomerate farms to NOT farm land there would be a glut of grains If you're referring to the "set-aside" programs of the past those are pretty much non-existant and haven't been around for many years. If you're referring to the CRP...

Quote: I never have paid taxes on feed. I'm surprised the government hasn't put a stop to helping producers Producers don't gain anything by buyers not paying taxes on feed.....only the person buying gains anything.

Quote: Though it has been exceedingly dry in the midwest; our part of the South (generally speaking) had plenty of rain. Record numbers for our corn: most is coming in at 200 Bushels per acre in our county. If you want to pay less then I'd suggest going to a local mill to get your feed. I'm...

Quote: Our crops here in Kansas haven't been good either. Even our irrigated corn made less bushels per acre than dryland usually does and the dryland was a total failure in a large part of the state. Dryland soybeans look to be a total loss in our area and the irrigated (which we haven't...