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Posted by kraig WY on February 17, 2002 at 07:41:12 from (63.229.153.63):
In Reply to: I need to be informed posted by Kurt on February 17, 2002 at 07:19:44:
Ever wonder why an Amish farmer makes money on a 20-40 acre farm when modern farmers go broke on a 4000 acre farm. OVERCAPALATION. (spelling). Why do you need a $100,000 tractor to do what a $10,000 tractor does. Amish farmers also grow what they can sell or use. Don't depend on Government subsudies to make a go of it. Most people around here are caw/calf operators. They sell their calves in the fall to pay off the bankers then barrel operateing expenses to live off of until next fall. Never ending cycle until a bad winter or draut. Then it ends. You can make a go of farming if you stay away from banks and government.
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