Finally CRP gets funded again
 

FSA started taking CRP apps earlier this month. A little stricter
though. Land must have been planted 4 years out of 1996 to 2001, I
think it was 3 out of 5 years before. Max payment in our area is 29$
an acre rent besides 1/2 cost share to plant. Looks like we are going
to turn some cornfields into Long Leaf Pines! Yippee

Finally CRP gets funded again
 

It took a day and a 1/2 for my message to get posted. Wonder why
On Fri, 06 Jun 2003 20:16:09 GMT, (John Ponder)
wrote:

FSA started taking CRP apps earlier this month. A little stricter
though. Land must have been planted 4 years out of 1996 to 2001, I
think it was 3 out of 5 years before. Max payment in our area is 29$
an acre rent besides 1/2 cost share to plant. Looks like we are going
to turn some cornfields into Long Leaf Pines! Yippee

Finally CRP gets funded again
 

This thing is wacky, John. Sometimes, I don't even see some messages ever
- all I see
is a reply to the message. It's strange.

Don't get too excited about making the conversion
from corn to trees - the hogs gotta have something to eat! I heard from
one individual in
Alabama that there is an oversupply of global wood (even though I find
that hard to believe).

Watch out for those gators! :-)

GK



John Ponder wrote:

It took a day and a 1/2 for my message to get posted. Wonder why
On Fri, 06 Jun 2003 20:16:09 GMT, (John Ponder)
wrote:

FSA started taking CRP apps earlier this month. A little stricter
though. Land must have been planted 4 years out of 1996 to 2001, I
think it was 3 out of 5 years before. Max payment in our area is 29$
an acre rent besides 1/2 cost share to plant. Looks like we are going
to turn some cornfields into Long Leaf Pines! Yippee

Finally CRP gets funded again
 

On Tue, 10 Jun 2003 12:59:56 GMT, Geoff Kegerreis
wrote:

This thing is wacky, John. Sometimes, I don't even see some messages ever
- all I see
is a reply to the message. It's strange.

Don't get too excited about making the conversion
from corn to trees - the hogs gotta have something to eat! I heard from
one individual in
Alabama that there is an oversupply of global wood (even though I find
that hard to believe).

Watch out for those gators! :-)

GK



John Ponder wrote:

It took a day and a 1/2 for my message to get posted. Wonder why
On Fri, 06 Jun 2003 20:16:09 GMT, (John Ponder)
wrote:

FSA started taking CRP apps earlier this month. A little stricter
though. Land must have been planted 4 years out of 1996 to 2001, I
think it was 3 out of 5 years before. Max payment in our area is 29$
an acre rent besides 1/2 cost share to plant. Looks like we are going
to turn some cornfields into Long Leaf Pines! Yippee

Finally CRP gets funded again
 

Don't know what "global wood" is, but the CRP pines coming up for thinning
all at once have made pine pulpwood prices lower than ever. Thanks for
hardwood!
Richard in Alabama


Don't get too excited about making the conversion
from corn to trees - the hogs gotta have something to eat! I heard from
one individual in
Alabama that there is an oversupply of global wood (even though I find
that hard to believe).

Watch out for those gators! :-)