OK, I'm not going to make myself popular here but I'll point out several things here. Lot of the farms out there are huge. What some refer to as BTO's. I drove though most of the area affected out there a couple of years ago during bean harvest. From the ID/MT border to the ND/MN border I saw one or 2 older combines in the field. All the rest, hundreds, were no more than a couple of year old 500K machines. We had one here a couple of weeks ago in our "heart of the lakes area" that was saying that he'd sold his livestock because of the drought and had decided to go fishing. Said he's see what happens next year. This guy was staying at a resort and paying for guide services. Plus as someone else said a lot of those guys have oil leases. Still there are others out there that are struggling. But when you have nothing to feed livestock you sell. It's as simple as that. Yes you are going to have a couple of lean years but that's called farming.
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