farmed most my life since able, had cattle, hogs, sheep 1500 acre crops. finally one day got tired of long hours, bank notes etc. backed way out sold equipment off privately,when animals reached there selling weight they went , but never bought back. sold small squares bales to retail outlets for few years. when backed out let rent land go kept what owned, have it rented out and have several hundred in crp program. funny thing is i net more now than when i was doing it myself, shame but that is way it is. this crop year is not going to be very profitable because of prices again for alot in my area. local equipment dealer ask if i assemble new equipment for him when i started backing out, i did that for him around 7 years in my own shop, westfield augers,kinze planters,landoll stuff, dixon mowers, etc. was good and learning experience. now i own operate lawn mower shop out my shop, selling 4 brands, work on all brands. been at it now 7 years. about ready to say had enough of it also. anybody want buy me out.
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