Posted by Traditional Farmer on February 27, 2018 at 05:26:41 from (71.51.168.77):
In Reply to: Ending my marriage posted by Brown Swiss on February 26, 2018 at 11:27:52:
Look at it as an opportunity,You might want to consider other employment for a while non ag jobs usually pay a whole lot better than ag ones.Don't know your situation or talents.In my case I considered going into farming full time with my dad early on but we both decided against it for various reasons so I got a good off farm job but continued be involved with the farming operation owning livestock equipment etc.I made a whole lot more money in that job than farming which set me up for the day I was ready to farm full time.So there are ways to keep one foot in farming and also get on good financial ground.And I can tell you once you start to really do well your mother's and brother's attitude will most likely change dramatically.You can go to the beach for a week while he stays home and milks cows if it doesn't impress him it'll sure impress his wife(LOL).You just might end up with the original farm yet,I did.
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