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Re: How many of us are farmers?
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Posted by Brian on February 08, 2001 at 18:44:15 from (216.8.149.241):
In Reply to: How many of us are farmers? posted by hendrik on February 07, 2001 at 05:15:05:
I'm a 52 accountant at Ford in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. I recently purchased an old (1885) farm house on 1.5 acres that was severed from a 60 acre farm. I worked on farms as a kid an enjoy the country. I hope I get a chance at the rest of the farm if it becomes available. I'd like to share crop soy beans and corn. Our farmers have the same concerns as the U.S. with commodity prices very low while expenses are ever increasing. I admire the vast amount of knowledge the farmer gains by being so self reliant and the long, hard days on the land. My dad was an auto mechanic who fixed many tractors in his day. I have a Ford 3000 with a blade to clear my drive, and travel up and down the lane. I would rather do that then attend meetings, answer phones and work on a computer any day. I salute all the farmers.....you do a great service.
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