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A first-gen Angus rancher says the industry is lying about what success costs. Started on 30 open acres near Nevada, Missouri in 1995. Now sells about 250 bulls a year through two sales and feeds three families. For 30 years people pushed him to grow, buy more land, sink... show more

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Land that sold for 1,500 an acre now brings 4,000. The working rancher cannot outbid the investor next door. A man spent his whole life wanting 1,000 acres. He topped out around 900. So he quit buying ground and started buying hay. Fifty cows on 175 acres with 400 bales pencils out cheaper than buying another 600 acres to run the same 50 head. Let the land carry the cattle on its own and he is down to 10 head. Hay runs 40 to 50 a bale. Dirt is never going back down. He walked through that math on the Wealthy Cowboy show. I would rather buy hay than buy dirt at these prices. Your rancher, Jason Hanley | 208-714-0478

Land that sold for 1,500 an acre now brings 4,000. The working rancher cannot outbid the investor next door. A man spent his whole life wanting 1,000 acres. He topped out around 900. So he quit buying ground and started buying hay. Fifty cows on 175 acres with 400 bales pencils out cheaper than buying another 600 acres to run the same 50 head. Let the land carry the cattle on its own and he is down to 10 head. Hay runs 40 to 50 a bale. Dirt is never going back down. He walked through that math on the Wealthy Cowboy show. I would rather buy hay than buy dirt at these prices. Your rancher, Jason Hanley | 208-714-0478

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