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Posted by Old Pokey on February 28, 2006 at 18:25:09 from (216.99.192.140):
In Reply to: Farm show magazine posted by YELLOW DOG on February 28, 2006 at 16:08:04:
It is worth the price. It's not allways full of great things or things you'll be interested in, but even if you only learn one thing that saves you a few hundred dollars, or saves you some time, its worth the small price. Make sure you tell them to not sell or rent, etc, etc, your name and address. Also, keep track of the issues you get and dont re-up your subscription everytime a notice comes to you. Again, its no different than anything else, you have to sort through the uninteresting stuff to get to what you need. I like the farm show mag. I'm glad I subscribed.
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