I would. And it wouldn't bother me any. Anyone of them that gave up livestock to soley be row crop farmers, knows they left the year round dailey grime of chore work behind. And they won't be going back to that. And that's nothing short of admitting to the laziness.
Your silver spoon boys that never owned a cow in thier life, probably won't admit to it. But thier dad who gave up the cows would.
Maybe not all areas are the same. I'm not from an area where every acre is a corn feild. But if some grass can he tore up and put to corn, people are doing it. Livestock people are intertwined with row crop people around here.
You probably going to throw the money thing out there. Corn acres worth more money than grass acres. But that's not entirely it. Not around here anyways. People are envious of the ones who put thier feet up when harvest is over and watch sports until spring. That has as much to do with it than the dollars per acre.
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