§ 50304 Grazing Lease Value Factors

• •The main thing that decides if a rent price is fair is how useful the property is for what you need it for.
• •For example, if you're renting land to feed cows, the fair price is based on how much grass the land can grow and how much money the cows can make from eating that grass.
• •The price should also think about keeping the land healthy so it can keep growing grass in the future.

A farmer wants to rent a big field to let his cows eat the grass there.

The fair rent price for the field is decided by how much grass the field can grow, how many cows that grass can feed, and how much money the farmer can make from those cows. The price should also make sure the field isn’t ruined so it can keep growing grass later.