Posted by dhermesc on February 01, 2022 at 13:04:36 from (12.206.162.122):
In Reply to: Hard Labor On The Farm posted by aFORDable on February 01, 2022 at 12:35:34:
Two terrible dirty jobs I remember.
Scooping milo out of the 3000 bushel grain bins - sometimes by the semi loads - usually by 125 bushel load for grinding feed for cattle and hogs. There would be so much dust in the air you couldn't see across the bin - and you spent the rest of the day coughing and sneezing the dirt up. By the time it was gone it was time to get back into bin and do it again.
The second was cleaning out our farrowing house. The gutters would fill up and you scooped them to the pit then dipped the pit out with 5 gallon buckets into the manure spreader with the endgate. You were hunched over to go under the farrowing pens, putting your face right down in the **** while pushing it with a shovel.
I'd rather throw small square haybales for days on end than those two jobs.
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