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Re: Startin Farmin Young
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Posted by Howard H. on February 14, 2007 at 12:24:16 from (164.58.210.24):
In Reply to: Startin Farmin Young posted by Brad Wright of MO on February 14, 2007 at 11:07:46:
Not to discourage you from developing your own operation, but another good way of getting your feet wet with less risk would be to pick out some sharp, progressive, ambitious farm outfit that is already established and hire on with them for a while. It would let you learn state of the art farming techniques while guaranteeing you an income for a while. In this area of the country one hail storm can wipe out a couple year's worth of income. I got into farming bigtime in my 20's (1980's) and got out in my late 30's... Don't regret the fun working with my Dad or being my own boss or the experience gained, but compared to my career in the computer field, I can't say it was all that great a career choice... Howard
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