Posted by doug in illinois on February 18, 2012 at 16:49:46 from (173.233.168.68):
In Reply to: Too old or too young? posted by TonyIN on February 18, 2012 at 07:09:30:
Well, my next door neighbor owns a feed store. It is basically just him to run it.
He is 82 but looks maybe 60. I know he gets at least a semi load of bagged feed per week. He sells (and delivers) a LOT of bagged feed to the Amish.
Just a guess, but he probably handles at least 100 sacks per day. Before Walmart he said he would easily sell over 100 bags of dog and cat feed per day. His price still beats the Walmart price, but the "city" people don't want to drive the 5 miles to his store in the country.
Most of his feed sales now are cattle and horse feed. DOUG
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