The drafters are used in the woods and fields. When I'm not chasing my tail that is. I'd rather be using the horses than spending money on fuel. I understand what you mean, but where do you draw the line between enjoying what you do and not doing it because it costs money? I could buy all my hay in or do it on shares, but then what am I building but dependence on someone elses labor and tools? I understand what you mean and I get it. But the farm is as much a way of life as a business. The horses and goats are also 4H stuff. I appreciate the insight though.
BTW, I did pencil out the milk replacer vs cow for bummers. The cow wins hands down.
This post was edited by Bret4207 at 13:01:23 07/22/14.
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