Re: Bringing old bottomland pasture into production

Posted by dboll on November 24, 2010 at 06:11:12 from (64.61.211.58):

In Reply to: Bringing old bottomland pasture into production posted by adam r on November 24, 2010 at 05:36:53:

if you are getting farm payments, sealing grain or buying federal crop insurance ,FHA loans ect.you need to be in complience on all of your land,being out of complience affects your whole farm not just the acres in question. It may or may not have been a wetland in the first place. If it was tiled before 1986 it is considered prior converted and there is no issue ,after 1986 you need to be in complience. Just check with NRCS and they will do a determination, if you have no dealings you can do as you want but if you ever want to sell it being out of complience could cause issues at that time for the new operator.

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