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Re: Startin Farmin Young
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Posted by nickg on February 14, 2007 at 11:53:20 from (75.81.224.21):
In Reply to: Startin Farmin Young posted by Brad Wright of MO on February 14, 2007 at 11:07:46:
you are on the wright track. Start out small. Don't set unrealistic goals and don't try to get to big to quick. I have seen a lot of farmers go belly up because the tried to play with the big farmers. I think it's a good idea if this is something you really want to do. Dont be affraid to ask friends and family for help and support. There has been alot of time my friends and family helped me.I got my start on 30 acres with a 4020 and 6 row planter. I had a farmer friend custom combine for me. I helped a farmer all through high school and he helped me a great deal.Now we are partners.
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