Posted by Charlie M on September 03, 2021 at 14:55:57 from (50.49.129.183):
In Reply to: What keeps you farming? posted by FrogCreekRanch on September 03, 2021 at 14:32:19:
Just the love of farming and using the old equipment is why I ever did hobby farming and now that I am retired I can put in as much time as I want. I quit selling hay so its just my regular animals and occasional pig along with some corn and a few bales of hay and it uses most of the equipment I own. I find jobs to do with all 12 of the old Farmalls I own and its a fair amount of work just keeping up with them. There is something about being out in a field with one of the old tractors and an implement that beats anything I can think of doing inside. I grew up on a little dairy farm in the 60's so I tell people I'm just living my childhood again and spending my kids inheritance. At 67 years old I can still load hay and shovel corn and not be off to the doctor for a heart attack afterwards.
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