Posted by The tractor vet on April 14, 2012 at 08:45:09 from (75.19.127.43):
In Reply to: Re: Frosted corn posted by 4010guy on April 14, 2012 at 08:25:22:
For the most part we have a lot of smaller farms but there are the want to be big boys that run all over the place trying to farm big on small scattered acreage with big equipment travling on back roads that are narrow and vary hilly with we got to go yuppys that fly . One of these days there will be a bad accident . It is tough enough just moving a 4 row planter or our 18 foot wing disc folded over these back roads from field to field . And moving the haybine or corn picker can be a nightmare. My one friend farms a little over 200 acres of crops and milks 42 head with all older equipment all if it super nice well cared for washed and waxed . everything is done in a timely manner . Where as his neighbor down the road who has to scarf up every little patch of ground and runs all over two townships or more Finally finished up his corn and beans and is scrambling tryen to find help to milk his 500 head herd as his last barn help ran off when the ICE people came to town a couple weeks ago and had a raid at the meat plant , and he was bragging about how well they worked about a month ago . Now it is him his boy and his wife . Saw him yesterday and he really looks tired .
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