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Posted by farmerboybill on September 17, 2004 at 20:06:47 from (209.83.11.49):
In Reply to: WI Farm Tech Show posted by Bill Drew on September 16, 2004 at 20:58:55:
Unfortunately, I was in Germany on a 3 month internship when it came to Grant county. After I returned from running on a harvest crew out west the following summer, I ended up working for the guy who held it. Wish I coulda been there but wouldn't trade going to it for the experiance I gained in Germany. I hear the Amish were running thier equipment for the pleasure of the crowds. They use modern equipment on horses. Have 469 Haybines and 336 balers w/engines. Seems to me if they're going that far to get around thier beliefs, they may as well give up and buy a tractor. The several I've been to were excellent learning opportunities.
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