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Sure, how about in Illinois. Just an FYI, I tried to survey some local farmers and all I heard was what they want to do, as if I'm offering up new property. I don't feel I received honest answers to my question. I posted here thinking no one is bound to anything and might be more forthcoming.

I am interested to know from anyone who does sharecropping or owns farm ground and has someone else farm it on 1/3s, are you doing a pure 1/3 to land owner and 2/3 to farmer? When I say 'pure' I mean the complete 1/3 to land owner without any expenses taken out.

I'm on a dead end road and always take a photo of anyone, including license plate and vehicle, I find on or parked near my property. I make sure they know I took their photo too. No reason to hide it so they know I can find out who they are.

My Dad used to put the hay on "shocks" and also use horse drawn equipment back in the day. He would say "We wore the hay out before it ever got to the barn". I truly miss him.

My 195x's equipment still in operation today. Bought the Oliver 60-W at a local auction for $600. The owner had past away and he bought it new. He was known for meticulous maintenance. Funny thing is that I adjusted the needle arm per the manual because the holding force was much lighter...

Be sure to engage the PTO at the lowest engine RPM possible. The impact load/ shear stress on that bolt when starting from a dead stop at too high RPM's can be much higher than from blade contact with a solid object at operating speed. I have an LX5 that likes to eat the same bolt if not...