It's paid a many of a bill here also. I had the first crop of my own when I turned 19. I was one of the growers for NC State's variety test plots. Grew it for several years until the buyout came through and that pretty much ended that program. Dad had more contract than he wanted, so I picked up from where he wanted to stop at and it has grown over time from there. He's getting to the age where he wants to retire out of it. I've been in it my whole life and love most of it but, it's getting to where I'm not sure what to do from here forward. We need to upgrade some equipment but scared to do so the way the market is. I don't want to be the one to kill a long family history of growing it but also don't want to ride the ship to the bottom either.It'll sure make an old man out of ya. I feel like the country song where I'm much too young to feel this danged old.
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