Posted by Joe in Neb on November 20, 2009 at 08:08:51 from (207.5.116.146):
In Reply to: Shares on row crop posted by Reid1650 on November 19, 2009 at 20:16:33:
Thats a pretty common split around here and I have and my friends have many times dealt with farm managment companys Ie farm managers. The way they work here is that owners pay 40% of fertilizer and chemical. You pay seed and all labor. Hay is 50/50. Works fine around here and fairly common. Lots of times the managers do it at 50/50 on crops here. It should not be a problem for him to let you know the owners names and they will also sign any contract you make. I can say if you make to much fuss you won't be farming it next year though. They allways have several people willing to step into your shoes.
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