I think that's a very poor attitude to take and refer to such people as posers. The definition of farming is the activity or business of growing crops or raising livestock. It doesn't say on a large scale or as primary income. Would you rather future interest in farming be lost entirely so that you can hold your pride of being a "real farmer"? And who's to say the guy raising three cows this year and working a day job isn't going to expand and make it a full time occupation down the road, everyone has to start somewhere. And likewise if you had a few hard years on the farm and took a job in town to make ends meet should we kick you out of the "real farmers club" I think one great thing about the majority of farmers, obviously not all, is that they generally are excited to see and even help other farmers get started. Not sure where your sour attitude towards others in agriculture came from but I'm glad it's generally confined to a few arrogant big time operators who think there manure don't stink
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