You rent a 90-acre partial of land to farm which is all tillable and the landowner is charging $250 per acre. The landowner tells you for the past three years the yields for corn on those 90 acres has average 186 bushel/ace. It will take 41.67 bushels to pay for rent on 1 acre of land selling corn for $6.00/bushel. How many bushels will it take to pay for the increase in rent by $10/acre increments still using $6.00/bushel?

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