Posted by MN Scott on February 02, 2014 at 14:16:57 from (174.124.11.3):
In Reply to: Inlaws posted by Al Baker on February 02, 2014 at 11:21:14:
Same with my in-laws except I have 700 miles between us. Basically good people but if I spend more than a couple days with them they get pretty overbearing. FIL is the worst when he visits here. He is used to being the boss on his farm and he can't seem to get it thru his head that the land and way I farm here is much different than on his farm. I live in the rolling hills of SE MN and he is a flatlander from Michigan. Many of my fields have limestone shelves and are well drained yet I still have to listen to his constant recommendations that I need to tile! I'd like to see tile put thru solid rock! MIL on the other hand is a nice person and we get along well.
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