Around here it would be pretty poor ground for field crops. The competition is very fierce and there are too many people that will overpay for marginal land as they have the money from other sources to "play" farmer. It is going to take some tough times to bring things back to equilibrium where somebody can make money and not have to farm 10 or 20 thousand acres. The hobby farmers, investor farmers, and tax write off farmers need to be thinned out. Even then the Mennonites will greatly overpay for land. I do not know if it is possible to roll back the clock to a generation ago here in the East where ability and hard work was enough to make a living. Coming up by the boot straps is nearly impossible now. If you lack finances then you need investors and when it gets to that point is it worth it? Can you hope to get to a point where the investors can be bought out or will you always be a glorified hired hand who gets to make some management decisions?
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