Lessee Appeal Denied: Lessor's Intent to Self-Farm Justified Farm Lease Termination

A lessee sought an extension of a farm lease for a small parcel of land after the lessor acquired the entire property and terminated the lease, asserting the lessor's intent to self-farm the leased area. The court dismissed the lessee's appeal, reasoning that under the relevant law, termination is justified if the lessor demonstrates a genuine, practically possible intent to self-cultivate the land; the lessor's established status as a self-farmer of the larger property and his explicit statement of intent, supported by the context of the acquisition, sufficiently established this necessary will, meaning no material law was violated by denying the extension.