Posted by PopinJohn on February 07, 2011 at 12:57:51 from (24.168.46.210):
In Reply to: About this old iron. posted by huntingreen2day on February 07, 2011 at 10:28:27:
Good question. It's also part of another BIG question. A hundred years ago, there were 100 people on the farm, and one person in the city. Now, there are 100 people in the city, and one on the farm. The demand for food, goods, and services to cities is still climbing. Most of the big farmers who are surviving are receiving government subsidies to keep their corporation afloat. I have two sons, one makes way more than I with a window cleaning business, and the other is the manager of the computer room where he works. Point is, neither farms, and neither have the money to break in. The way of farm life I grew up with in the past century is gone. Just my thoughts on this snowy day.
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