Posted by OliverGuy on April 08, 2014 at 08:12:04 from (75.149.65.181):
I have read and seen some interesting info about the changes that have happened recently and will be happening in farming. One was about the older generation who would have normally retired recently, but held on because the prices were so good (understandable). Now there may be more guys retiring than normal if the prices keep sliding? How about the younger guys who just started farming 5 years ago? All they know is the good times. There's a group around here that get brand new diesel pickups every year. Probably not sustainable. And while the parents live in the old farmhouse like their grandparents, the kids go build huge houses! I've seen more tile put in during these good times than in my whole life around here also. All those changes of the ups and downs is interesting to me and how it affects the families and farming.
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