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Re: Can Somebody Explain this to me?.
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Posted by barnrat on September 09, 2006 at 11:36:24 from (64.66.118.226):
In Reply to: Can Somebody Explain this to me?. posted by O on September 09, 2006 at 10:48:21:
I don't know what your talking about large dairys(200 to 1000 cows) are dropping like flies around here. Small farms seem to be doing OK. I know me personally my wife and I milk 50 cows. I also work 2 other part time jobs. My bills are paid. I don't own the newest equipment, but if I need something I'll buy it. And unlike the large farms who continually just pay interest on there mega-million farm loans. I actually will own my farm in 2015. I don't believe you can do anything about milk prices. Just hafta learn new things and change farm managment.
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