Posted by LSaunders on March 24, 2019 at 11:34:32 from (209.99.207.28):
In Reply to: Back in time posted by rrlund on March 24, 2019 at 06:57:53:
Just as life got simpler when you went from milking cows to beef, it gets simpler again when you get out of livestock completely. If your going to do some type of cropping, it will be a lot more enjoyable if you keep your current line of tractors, as opposed to just the small ones. I think that would get old fast. Your lineup has enough overlap to be able to work around tractor break-downs. It comes down to- what can you market locally, and how much time do you want to put in?
For example, in my location, there are a lot of horses, so I'm in the hay business. I put up 6,000 to 8,000 kicker bales every year and sell it all to horse people. Between the hay, the woodpile, and a garden, it keeps me as busy as I want to be.
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