Posted by Shawn in PA on October 31, 2009 at 21:25:17 from (72.23.162.33):
Sorry this isn't an I/H question, but you guys are good resource for almost anything. The wife and I are considering relocating to the midwest from PA. Been looking into Iowa and Nebraska. Was wondering if anyone lived there and might be able to give a little insight, if there are any places to steer clear of ect... (we have 2 kids). We definately don't want to live in the city, but at the same point we're not gonna be buying a 1000 acres either. We have 60 now and would like to keep it in that ballpark. I gotta have some room for the tractors and eventually some horses. I've been online doing my "homework" but it would be nice to get some opinions from actual residents. Again, sorry it's not a Farmall related question. Thanks alot
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