Cash rent is a set amount a farmer pays to rent land, no matter how the crop turns out.
Cash rent is a lease arrangement in which the tenant pays the landowner a fixed cash amount for the use of farmland, bearing the production and price risk.
Rent is a major cost for operators who don't own all their land, and it factors into cash flow and loan repayment ability.
A grower paying a set per-acre amount to farm rented ground is paying cash rent.
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