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Re: How many farmers on here?
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Posted by John on January 31, 2004 at 11:24:12 from (68.222.1.120):
In Reply to: How many farmers on here? posted by Todd in MO on January 31, 2004 at 07:04:54:
My dad and I got into a discussion a couple of months ago about if there were any true farmers left. Not just on this site but any where. By a true farmer I mean a 24/7 farmer and family. While they could have seasonal help on the farm they would have to have their entire income from the farm. No in town jobs to suppliment income allowed. And no I do not mean the mega farm owners that have all hired help and sit behind a desk all day. After reading the post I see I was right in saying; they are few and far between and the quanity is getting smaller every day.
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