Posted by jwal10 on September 28, 2008 at 15:04:49 from (71.222.31.236):
In Reply to: Allens wheat planting posted by Lanse on September 27, 2008 at 16:26:05:
Thanks Allan, I know in the early 60's Dad only used manure and rotation instead of fertilizer. But as yields went up for others he wanted to be part of it. I farmed for over 20 years and started out with little money for fertilizer but as I got more money I went for the higher yields. But as wheat prices went down I used a lot more crop rotation, manure and livestock to keep it more cost effective. I had built the land up over time and that helped towards the end. My costs had gone down as far as land and equipment so I just kept the best land and farmed what I could do myself till health forced me to give it up. I like what you are doing and seeing what you are able to do makes me miss the farm....James
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