Posted by IowaJohn on April 02, 2015 at 11:45:03 from (207.177.34.160):
In Reply to: BTO's posted by Goose on April 02, 2015 at 06:23:53:
I like my operation, 420 acres of corn and soybeans. I do most of the machinery repair myself in other words the paint isn't very shiny here. I used to take care of the farming myself 'til my wife's job in town was discontinued now she helps me load the planter and hauls the grain in. We've done fine financially I was only given the chance 34 years ago, no machinery just got to rent the family farm. My wife and I bought some ground along the way and got it paid for, we were never into making monthly or yearly payments paid as much as we cold afford and generally got it paid for quickly. I generally visit with my banker once a year to shoot the breeze, he's been with me from the beginning. He has always said that a well run 500 acre farm will make way more than an average run 1000 acre farm. sorry for the long post.
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