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The only difference in this property from 2014 to 2015 is the conversion of a portion from dry to irrigated ground. In 2014 Hall County listed this farms as a total of 135.35 acres of which 35.18 acres are accretion leaving a net of 100.17.This agrees very closely with the map (1) attached showing 100.73 acres. The next map (2) shows the field that was irrigated at 69.24 acres and the FSA map attached (5)shows the acres certified irrigated at 53.05 leaving the balance of the property,47.68 in the same condition as last year consisting of 17.98 dry and balance, 29.70 as waste and misc other use. According to the 2015 assessors report, amended there has been no increase in value of waste, road, misc. uses at$100/ac.total$29703 The dry ground is classified as HEL Highly Erodible Land. It is unclear exactly how the assessor's office managed to grow the dry ground to 20.53 and add 4.28 acres of grass but we believe the 17.98 acres should be more properly coded as 4D1($2205/a) up to 3D ($2500)at most thus645.90=49950. The 53.05 acres certified by FSA is also certified by FSA as being highly erodible thus none of it should be classed as 1A or 2A land more appropriately 3A($4660/a)at best thus$ * `Y Accretion ground stays the same value even though the assessor believes accretion grew we dispute that and can show pretty well that it has actually decreased though I don't know how they figure it in the first place.35.18 x$100 93518$ Grand total $2931345,1301.351, Somehow the assessor grew this parcel to 153.85 acres but accretion only grew to 39.9 from 35.18 so the rest is out there somewhere just not on this farm.