That's what I'm thinking, no pride there. That is sorta what is happening around here except with the Dutch and Belgium mega dairies. Anyone inherits land or settles an estate, they want top dollar and auction it, because of the stupid high prices the foreigners pay for it, and they each have 3-4 dairies in the county I live in, so any land for sale is always near them. They just need land to dump manure and grow corn to chop. Cover it with manure in the spring, work it in, cover it, work it in, plant corn, chop corn, 2 more cycles of covering in manure in fall. They have gotten pretty good at working it in now, locals weren't too happy when they would let it lay on the snow all winter and it would melt and flow into their yards and driveways. A neighbor of my dad's thought they were going to get rich off their dad's land by auctioning it. They lived in Chicago and only came around after the parents had passed to auction the land. They had a brother that wanted it badly but could only afford to pay so much per acre (200+ acres) and it was very fair what he could afford to pay. His brother and sister in law said "nope, we can get more for that". They decided to retire and move to the country, and tear down the house his parents owned and build a new, bigger, citiot in the country styled house. The weren't aware when they auctioned the land that almost all land in that area is being bought by foreign dairies so they can get a much needed spot to dump poop numerous times a year. They auctioned it, it was bought by the foreign dairy for $2,000 less than what his brother offered for it, the manure from the tankers will almost hit their front porch, the field across the road to the west is the biggest with the most manure on it, and they can't figure out why their yard is flooding after digging through the field tile in a low spot for their foundation. LOL, that what happens when citiots move to the country and sell their family heritage with the farm. I guess they don't like the the smell...
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