I don't think there's anything wrong with being "sustainable". IMO it's a better path to follow than playing the debt game where you have to have bigger, newer, fancier equipment than your neighbors, more land, bigger, new truck, etc. I don't use chemicals simply because they are too expensive. I don't like hybrid, GMO crops because I'm tied to a company for seed and it's expensive. I don;t like having newer, bigger toys, er, equipment because it's expensive and I can't repair them. I LIKE using horses, I LIKE using older, simpler gear. I suppose I'm more into self sufficiency than most and I don't have much $ to spend. In my area you HAVE to be a dairy guy to be considered a farmer, my sheep don;t count as far as most are concerned, they call it a hobby. Bull! 100 ewes is not a hobby.
I wouldn't fret over the whole hippy, communist thing either. I'm so conservative I make Limbaugh nervous, USMC, etc. I'm no commie. I think some people just have to tear up anything different.
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