Posted by Robert (ID) on September 16, 2020 at 19:38:33 from (174.204.56.220):
In Reply to: How much is enough posted by Grandpa love on September 16, 2020 at 04:31:12:
Well as I work 40 hrs a week in town and still help dad with the family farm and the custom work we do. I have asked myself this same question. I complain about the job in town taking up to much of my time that i should be home Farming. But the job in town makes sure that my family has health insurance and my kids are provided for, Also if i make it that long there should be a good retirement for me. But having the Farm my kids are being raised right they now the value of hard work, they have seen both ends of the life cycle. They know how to milk cows, slop hogs, feed horses, gather eggs, move pipe and stack hay. They have helped butcher cows and know where there food comes from.
I have watched 2 guys I grew up with both have farm sales with in the last couple of years.. They both had been trying to run/rent 1/2 the county and had to have the newest and nicest equipment. Because of that they never where home and always in deep with the bank. I don't want that..
So I will just keep trodding along and keep providing for my family and helping dad.. That family farm has been in the family for over 120 yrs.. One day it will be mine and I want to be able to pass it along to my kids.. that will be enough..
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