I am located in extreme NE Arkansas, in the Mississippi delta, 5 miles from the Missouri line. Most people think of the Ozarks and hillbillies when they think of Arkansas (i guess i'm an old flatland hillbilly too), but the whole east side of the state is flat farmland. It's mostly rice, corn, milo, and soybean country now, but used to be cotton country. Lately peanuts are becoming the hot commodity. Thanks everyone for the replies and advice, and hopefully my skin will ne thick enough to survive! Ha!
By the way, my dad came home from the hospital today, now we just wait to see if the mass in his bladder is cancer or not...hopefully not. But if so, at least they found it and we can fight it. I'm going out to see him tomorrow and talk about these tractors. He's been sitting around in the recliner all winter, i told him i wanted to till up a space to grow some potatoes (my garden has the early blight in it) and corn, i'm gonna roust him out even if he has to sit in a chair and watch me till! See ya'll later.
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