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You would never do this with rented land. Most farmers rent the land so they have no interest in improving soil

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• randomdata 4y ago
  You certainly wouldn't against the wishes of the landlord who doesn't want to clean up your mess after you move on. That's a good way to get kicked out. If it is what the landlord wants, you no doubt would. If you don't there are a 100 other farmers lined up for the land who will.
  • Calamitous 4y ago
    I think you are vastly overestimating the number of people who want to be farmers.
    • randomdata 4y ago
      Well, being a farmer, I have to compete against them and have a good handle on who else wants the land I have been able to rent, and who has taken the land I wished to rent but lost out on. So, no, I don't think so. That doesn't even get into the people who wish they could farm but can't because there are already so many lined up in front of them.
  • rdtwo 4y ago
    Yeah your land lord is some big conglomerate I’m sure they have very strict rules on what to can/can’t do. But since you don’t care you do the bare minimum as you should