Document Type
Other
Publication Date
1-1-2006
Keywords
custom farming, leasing alternatives
Extension Number
ExEx 5069
Department
Economics
Description
Custom farming has become a logical and efficient alternative for both landlords and tenants. The new risk environment in agriculture, high machinery replacement costs, and an aging but still interested farm population are several reasons why more people are considering custom farming. Many landowners think of custom farming as a substitute to farming their land themselves or leasing to a tenant under a typical lease agreement. Potential tenants may find custom farming an alternative to leasing ground while still providing an way to utilize excess machinery capacity or available labor.
Recommended Citation
Pflueger, Burton, "An Alternative to Leasing: Custom Farming" (2006). SDSU Extension Extra Archives. 194.
https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/extension_extra/194