" I enjoy getting paid to hold that swing down and drink my beer. Im a fourth generation south central IL farmer that is 31 years old, I don"t want to here someone rag on my capabilities or how I USED to farm. I have a masters degree in agricultural business management, so If you want to argue how you can justify things go right ahead"
Let me translate your post for you;
You are young, arrogant dikkhead that spent many years going to college to get a masters degree in farming so you could sit on a swing drinking beer and telling working farmers how to do it.
You are getting paid by working farmers to farm the land that three generations before you busted their hump for so you could sit on a swing , on the front porch of the house granddaddy built, drinking beer and telling others what they are doing wrong.
It must be nice to be so wise and worldly at the ripe old age of THIRTY ONE!!!.
I have pimples on my asss that are older than that, kid.
Go pretend to know something somewhere else. And by the way, when you went to college for years to get this masters degree, did you ever have to take a course in basic English?
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