Posted by Don-Wi on September 11, 2013 at 05:55:26 from (75.249.77.6):
In Reply to: Wife helping with hay posted by jlewis457 on September 10, 2013 at 18:52:24:
My brother does that too. He lives in what used to be Grandma's house on the farm. Never helps out unless we plead with him to help mow hay (it's hard to do with just 2 guys, seems like you never get done). Never drives tractor for us.
But when someone else is here "oh yeah. We're doing ok this year, but OUR corn could be better...." etc etc....
I've never seen his name on a bill, and I've never seen his butt on a tractor hauling manure, plowing, tilling, planting, cutting hay, chopping, or anything else.
The bills go to Dad, but most of the field work and repairs are my deal.
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