Posted by donjr on September 18, 2013 at 18:23:46 from (71.246.66.173):
In Reply to: Planting Corn??? posted by louis112 on September 18, 2013 at 17:04:07:
Got the bug, huh. That's how I started. About 6 acres of corn. And a few acres of hay. A borrowed planter and picker- I did the tillage and work. Here it is- forty years later, and I just brought one of three tractors home today from the farm of the guy who 'fronted ' me to that first year, where I've been helping Sam's son, Sam, Jr., chop silage and fill silos. A few years after starting, and finding some more ground, I bought an old NI picker and a couple of wagons, and my own baler. And that's how you start. Swap some sweat, and treat them good. They will help you as you help them. Be honest, and don't be afraid of work. I do almost as much ground as they do, and we still help each other. It's a two way street. Good luck...
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