Posted by FarmerZeb on August 14, 2012 at 12:34:15 from (76.92.176.221):
In Reply to: farm work posted by nick girgen on August 14, 2012 at 03:09:37:
a lot of good points on here so far.
i just started farming last year by buying my way into it with an off farm job (really off the farm). if you aren't born into it or marry into it it gets real spendy real quick.
to save up enough cash to get into requires changing how you live everyday ... some one said something about staying home and going with out .. I put about $1000 / month into a savings account for buying farm land / equipment. You have to have an education and a good job to do that.
i have looked into the state / federal programs and they have some very specific requirements in education, supporting documentation, and if you can be classified into disadvantaged group of people.
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