Had mine paid for in Nov. Should be delivered in a couple weeks. Farming may change a little the next couple years. I know of one farmer north a few miles of me, that was told by "friends" and bankers and such to get big or get out. Well, he went big alright. Like many others he passed on $5 corn hoping for $8 corn this winter. Even bought a "few" farms and added storage. Well, heard last week he is going broke. Even selling all grain at todays prices he wont be able to make his notes. It is kind of sad, he survived for many, many years as a smaller farmer with a happilly livable income and was gaining wealth. My father in law just hauled out a herd of dairy cattle for a guy only 36 years old because he said every day he milked he was losing money that he didnt have. When prices were high rather than bank the cash for the downtrend, he decided he needed a new truck, and quite a few other things to "appear" like a bigtime producer. It"s sad also. I hope every one out there the best of luck in "09. All my expenses for the year are prepaid with out loans except for the multi peril. Good feeling, as long as I dont feel too low out there in my 1969 Oliver while the $250,000 GPS guided tractors roll by pointing at me. If so, I"ll paint it red and feel better! Bless you all.
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