All the smaller operations around me have shut down over the last several years. I wish there was someone like you in my area. My kids are young teens now, so they don't need me around the house constantly after work. I'd love to work part-time on a small setup, mostly to learn about crops and animals. I don't know hardly any of it, but I like working and I like fixing things. I'd love to have half your knowledge of farming. Kinda rubs me the wrong way to see all the smaller guys falling by the wayside and the big operators only seem to care about squeezing money out of the ground. I understand you gotta watch the bottom line but to me there should be a tradition of sorts about farming, a relationship between the farmer and his land, understanding how one field may perform differently than another and working with that...kind of the way a good man understands and works with a good woman(and vice versa, of course), becoming a team and completing each other instead of one trying to "change" the other to suit themselves.
Maybe I'm just nuts, here I am rambling and have hijacked a thread.
Very nice tractor, you should be proud of yourself and your accomplishments.
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