Would you consider renting it out for a couple of years. If you only needed the income that cropland rental brings it could be done in a pretty simple arrangement. If more income is required maybe you could rent it for somebody to milk cows out of. I would understand if the facilities are too far gone for that and not want to invest in repairs (our buildings would require a lot work to make usable for dairying again on our place). I don't know what your opinion is of your local banker and extension agent but have seen around here where those individuals have helped set up some good relationships between a fellow such as your self and somebody just starting out. Having people involved like that often helps weed out those with poor character from renting. It would give you a few years to see if any of the kids have a change of heart on this. Once it is gone it's often gone for good.
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