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That means that the gross per square foot is typically 1 cent, but
sometimes as high as 10 cents. Say you damage 10' by 100'. That typically would be $10, but might be $100. Not a lot of damage. Birdy wrote: I'm a farmer and a pilot, but I don't fly gliders yet. When you all land in a field, first of all get permission from the farmer to retrieve the airplane . There is NOTHING that will make a farmer madder than someone driving through his crops and fields. He can tell you how he wants you to remove your glider with minium damage to the field and glider and will likely pitch in to help if he is not busy. Also offer to pay damages, gross per a. is about $500on corn, $350 soybeans, $300 wheat and some other crops it can be much more. Tomatoes could be $5K/a. I don't think you would like it if someone drove a truck through your yard and over your bushes, it's about the same thing. Just treat the farmers with respect and take care of any damage and you will be ok. |
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