They don’t have to struggle, they just have to lease the land to someone else. They’re in Knox county, they have 880 acres. This map from 2020 has the non-irrig

They don’t have to struggle, they just have to lease the land to someone else. They’re in Knox county, they have 880 acres. This map from 2020 has the non-irrigated farmland rent in Knox county at $198/acre. [0] 880 times $198 is $174240. Even half of that is $87120, subtract $15,000 in property taxes and you’re left with $72,000. They don’t have to sell the farm, they just need to lease it to someone with a more efficient operation. Oh no, the ‘poor’ rural people who could earn 6 figures in land rent a year, who will help them? [0] https://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Nebraska/Publications/County_Estimates/20NEcashrents.pdf https://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Nebraska/Publi...