I'm in the same boat. 1000 acres is doable as long as you are working smart. I also use older machines. It's not that I don't have debt, but I sure won't have debt on multiple pieces of equipment. A 30 year old disk works fine and so does the 20 year old 9500 combine. I was working on it yesterday when the local show off drove his new combine by pulling a 900 foot header on a trailer. I'm not sure of many fields around here that thing would even be efficient in. Kinda like a city guy with a riding mower. He's going to spend his whole week turning around. I like doing most machinery repairs. So long as nothing grenades when I am trying to get beans out I will be fine with what I have. I've got about 350 acres of beans for the old girl to do and then a 40 of milo. Oh, and then fertilize and get in the wheat. Maybe I do need some hands around here!
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