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Re: My proposition...opinions please (kinda long).
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Posted by jubilee johnny on May 22, 2006 at 12:37:46 from (12.219.209.4):
In Reply to: My proposition...opinions please (kinda long)... posted by JohnDeereGreen on May 21, 2006 at 16:24:51:
I started out as a wheat/corn farmer right smack on the Colorado/Nebraska state line in the mid 1970's with a big dream to be like my grandad. Then the hail came in '76 and the blizzard of '77, my wife left, and my world changed. I had to rearrange everything so I went to college. Nine years later I left the University of Tennesse as a dentist. I have what would be considered a "hobby" farm now where I restore antique farm equipment in North Carolina. I enjoy what I do for people in my profession, but there are many times I go back in my mind to combining wheat, working the summer follow, sucking on irrigation tubes, or driving a load of grain to the elevator. I even tried to buy a quarter section of my grandfather's wheat ground in eastern Colorado last year, but they tell me the wheat is dying due to lack of moisure and I would have been in trouble with the bank due to no crop the first year. It sold for a record price for that county anyway so it would have been difficult to make it cashflow. I would say get an education first. Be sure you keep your gpa up to keep your options open as vet school admission is competitive. But, when I retire, I'm going back to the farm.....
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