Posted by Traditional Farmer on December 09, 2018 at 17:53:48 from (71.219.68.93):
In Reply to: Re: Spin Farming posted by paul on December 09, 2018 at 17:18:15:
Think I just pointed out the obvious.You can always seem to find ways to belittle what people are doing what works for them because they aren't into 'real' farming of only growing soybeans and corn and of course collecting Gov't (taxpayer) money.At least the people I've pointed out are doing it all on their own Dime,used to be that was a trait to be admired and living off the gov't dole was looked down on.Strange since most I hear from the so called real farmers these days is how tough things are and how they can barely scrap by.Is that true or not? Maybe I have it wrong and you fellows are rolling in the dough$$?
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