Posted by crsutton81 on February 01, 2022 at 16:50:50 from (166.182.250.184):
In Reply to: Hard Labor On The Farm posted by aFORDable on February 01, 2022 at 12:35:34:
I was raised on a Flue Cured tobacco farm and have been a participant in it at some compacity since I could walk good. It's payed a many of a bill and mostly continues to. There have been good times and bad, but probably the most depressing and tiring times are like the year where all 60 acres would blow down flat on the ground from a storm that would always come every Friday lunchtime. That would put us having to get all of it stood back up before Monday morning to prevent the stalk getting a crook in it. That will do anyone in slopping through calf deep mud one row at a time over 60 acres. Finally gave up on being able to spray it ourselves that year and had to hire an airplane to do it. When we started cropping it, it usually would take 2 harvesters and 4 one row Farmalls to have enough un-stuck stuff to finish a small barn. Oh the good times...
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