I can tell you why the first one I referenced failed,and that one was done by the second generation. The third was there for a little while,but left because they knew there was no future. The wife of the second generation finally told me after he died what happened. His brother looked like a light went on when I told him what his sister in law said. I brought it up because he was bashing his brother for flushing the place down the drain. She said that after the old man died,her husband stood out in the yard for three hours trying to figure out how to set the drill so he could plant oats. Somebody finally drove by and saw him out there and stopped and set it for him. She said that was how things went though,the old man did all the thinking and just sent his son out to do the work when everything was ready. Never taught him anything whatsoever about how or why anything was done around there. Left him with no management skills at all. His brother said,yup,that's it exactly,the big boss never taught the little boss how to do anything.
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