It is certainly effecting my farming. I filled up my farm diesel and gas tanks last spring and even at last years fuel prices it cost $2100.00. All I do farming is put up around 60 acres of square baled hay. Last year I fertilized heavy in addition to the high fuel costs. Well there was a drought that we are still in and I made barely enough to pay for the fuel and fertilize. This year I have not bought fuel or fertilize. Whatever crap grows on that 60 acres will get rolled up in rolls for cow hay and if turn a profit, fine, and if I don't it will at least get the fields cleaned up. I did not make enough last year to fill up the fuel tanks. I now pay as I go on fuel. I take 3 five gallon cans to the store and fill them up as I need them, and that seems to be more and more often, but at least I am paying as I go out of my monthly paycheck. Also I have 2 little chore tractors that run on gas and until gas got so high I did not realize how much of it they use. I now use diesel tractors for everything. The old gassers just sit in the shed and watch.
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