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Posted by J.C.F. on February 21, 2002 at 13:46:41 from (216.68.31.90):
About 6 months ago my grandfather passed on. In his will he left me his farm. My grandmmother could not take care of it anymore so she moved in with my parents. I am olny 20 years old with a farm. All of the machinery had to be sold off to pay some bills. Well, I want to do some farming and I know some about it since I spent many summers at the farm. What I would like to know is what is the best equipment for the money. I don't have a lot of it because of collage tuition. I need a tractor, a combine, a disk or plow, a planter, and maybe a gravity box. Any info on makes, models, best prices, the easiest to opperate or a few pics would be very helpful. My grandpa only opperated John Deere machinery. I have no loyalty to any make, just need to know what to look for and what to expect out there. It is a 120 acre farm but don't know how much I will use. My grandpa planted corn and beans as a major crop and some oats, wheat, and hay to feed the cows. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
JC
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