Posted by massey 333 on March 25, 2015 at 07:45:36 from (199.38.77.16):
In Reply to: Nostalgia posted by Popinjohn on March 24, 2015 at 09:57:57:
First off,I'am nobody on here or locally,but I don't get everybodys worry about what someone else is farming with. If you don't have any MONEY in it so what.New equipment or old,100 acres or 3000 acres or how they use their equipment(new or old) on their land.Yes I farm with new equipment,but I also farmed 500-1000A and worked 40Yrs.in a 12Hr.rotating shift job(24/365)to buy land and needed good ac-heated cabbed equipment because that is where I lived unless I was working elsewhere.Yes I suffered and still do sleeping and my family time did greatly but my wife NEVER worked except in her own business I helped her start.We own 5 farms+2002 and newer equipment and DEBT FREE and can do what ever we please when we get up(WITHIN REASON OF COURSE).So it is nobodys business what we do as it is not their money.Sorry if that was a little strong but I am a private person.
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