Posted by flying belgian on January 26, 2021 at 19:24:13 from (216.114.228.39):
In Reply to: classic bailer posted by cdmn on January 26, 2021 at 07:18:55:
I cut back to putting up about 10,000 small squares a year. Used to do 15,000 to 18,000. Real good demand here in so. Mn. My neighbor said--wow, that must be a job! I said--yes it is and I'm glad to have it. Lots of people don't have a job. I'm 67 years old and still handle about two thirds of the bales. If you pace yourself and start out slow at beginning of season I get feeling better and better as season goes along. I pay my high school help 16/hr. and all the popsicles they want and they line up to work for me. Good workers too. Well there has been a couple through the years that weren't worth a darn but for the most part good workers.
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