Originally Posted by Avengedsevenfold
Originally Posted by RareBreed

It's going to cost him a ton of money to stump it and get it clean enough to row crop it.
I currently sell machines for this very application and per acre it's anywhere from $1500 to $2100 depending on the removal of any huge hardwoods, are stumpseverywhere or are they rowed, and getting the site cleared well enough not to do damage to the farmers planting and harvesting equipment, much less whomever it is, the farmer or landowner, that has to get the soil right so it will be able to grow peanuts, etc. He can go the less expensive " bulldozer and windrow and burn route" but that may take a very long time. Time is money.


What is the cost going to be to take a stand of first generation loblolly pines that were planted on row crop ground and put it back in pastureland/row crop ground?

I'm not talking peanut growing land; just your standard corn/beans/cotton type crops?

I was thinking that it wasn't near as expensive as your $1500-2100 price range....


Yes it will be every bit of that maybe more. You then have to pour lime and fert to it which will be a lot after pines been there. Then years of lower productivity til it gets back right. Not a cheap move at all


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