Posted by DaninKansas on March 05, 2014 at 08:08:15 from (24.248.193.103):
In Reply to: Re: new farming posted by David G on March 04, 2014 at 18:11:13:
It was always big business. 200 years ago a farmer got by on 20-40 acres. 100 years ago 80 acres was average and 160 acres was pretty big. 50 years ago a man that farmed a section was a BTO. My dad raised 12 children in the 1960s working himself and the kids to death on 800 acres. Today my brother farms over 800 acres after he gets off work from his paying job.
The guy with a mule couldn't understand how a tractor would ever pay for itself. The guy with a Regular thought a 560 was an extravagance that would drive its owner to bankruptcy. The guy using a 560 thought a 1486 was a sign of idiocy. Then the guy with a 1486 thinks the owner of a MX305 is from another planet.
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