School me on cost

Labor and time, will someone buy it all at once or slowly over time, storage, mice and rodents love this stuff.

I feed most of what I grow.
It has a feed replacement cost that = app $10.00/bu.
Plus my sheep get 60 days or more of grazing the corn fields with the stockpiled pasture.
I want to leave 10-20 bu/ac on the ground for them.
By late Dec, my sheep (160+ ewes ) are fat.
What I sell is priced at app shell corn + $0.50 more per bu.
My out of pocket cost runs app $1.50/bu.
Yes, I know very well, that is not the total cost for the corn.
They are farmers here in KY raising/selling 10,000 - 20,000 bu each year.
ac fleet, if you was trying to get someone to come and pick just one acre, I can see your problem. I would not drive my uni over a mile for just one acre. The drive would be  longer than it would take to pick it.

Don, here is the point we are all missing.
What is it worth to you, to get to use your AC tractor, with your AC corn picker to pick the corn?
You could charge $25/row to let people pick one row, just for fun. Maybe give them a ear or two also.
Your forum member special could be " pick two rows for $50 and get 5 ears of corn".
If you go this route, remember to plant the rows the short way across the field. 

Don, I have people stop by all the time to help out on my farm.
Most of the time they bring their kids to show them what it like.
This sq baling hay, shearing sheep, etc. that they help with. Not just stopping by to visit a farm.
I have not started charging them yet, but sometimes they will leave a bottle KY springwater that has been aged in a oak barrel.

I think the same kind of thing when I see a bale hay at the hardware store for $12. I think I can sell it for half that and I’m sitting on a gold mine!

The reality is, we farmers don’t get the foot traffic hence we don’t have the market.

Now with the deer feeding ban, I lost half the market of the few bags of corn and 2 nd or 3 rd cut hay. Good luck to you, hopefully something works out.