Posted by Traditional Farmer on January 16, 2018 at 04:39:51 from (71.51.164.201):
In Reply to: lambing on the farm posted by cjunrau on January 16, 2018 at 03:52:38:
18 years ago at age 48 I quit a good job I'd worked at for 25 years to go back to full time farming and related things its been a good move for me overall.Being able to do what I want pretty much when I want is worth a lot to me.Farming isn't for everyone just like me heating with wood,I get a lot of satisfaction being able to heat my house with wood off my property.My wife loves to can and freeze food out of the garden so we have a big garden too.I piped the water from a spring up in the mountain down to the back of the house use it mostly to water the garden but can use it for a water supply when the electricity goes off because its gravity flow.The value of those things to me goes way beyond the Dollar$ value.
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