Timely information. I drove a fair distance to an auction alone today and was seriously thinking about how and when I was going to get out of this blasted cattle business. I thought it would probably be best to wait until I'm 67 to take it. I don't know if my knees or sanity will let me go until 70. For some reason 67 seems fairly close,70 looks like a long ways away.
I finish all my calves,so unless the boy is ready to quit his job or get a part time job closer to home,when I turn 65,the cows are going down the road after I wean the calves off in the fall. Then the last of the calves should be finished out about the time I turn 67. I can go to a corn,beans,wheat rotation for a few more years after that if my health or ambition lets me.
The whole 70 thing is something I'll have to give a little consideration to,but it'll probably be darned little.
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