we raised 3 kids on our dairy, 2 boys, one in the navy 17yrs other works in town as welder, lives across the street, never offers to help on the farm, we fianaced there house, he worked for me 4 years after high school(home school), liked driving tractor, not milking. payed a decent wage to all the kids according to the work they did, all left home with money in there pocket. I feel that since I paid them wages while working, I don't owe them part of the farm as inheartace, but were still trying to figer that all out. my daughter probably liked the farm the most, but has moved and married out on east coast, still thinking maybe moving back at some point to help and take care of us as we get older. if someone would show some interest in the farm, would maybe get some of it in future. we had our farm bought and paid for along with additional lands and farms and rental houses. I'm not interested in being fair, only in someone to take over the farm and keep it in the family, since we worked so hard for it in the first place
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