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Re: Survey Says!..........
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Posted by Kerry Miller on February 06, 2002 at 11:14:56 from (204.130.252.67):
In Reply to: Survey Says!.......... posted by Capt. Minx on February 06, 2002 at 09:36:58:
No, in fact by my calculations you're a little short. I've got 4.5 acres at my house and have 2 tractors, so that's 2.25 acres/tractor. It looks like to me you need to have at least 4.44 tractors to support 10 acres. We have 250 acres at the farm and have 4 tractors and a bulldozer, I haven't figured out the exact formula you need to use to compensate for the bulldozer but it probably requires more than 10 acres. Just think of them as power tools... Kerry
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