I'd like to see it go back to tillage and cultivating and more guys farming. I don't care if its hard on the 4000 acre guys because the 4000 acre guys are hard on the rest of us who aren't trying to farm the entire county. This is coming from a Midwest farmer. It's gotten too easy and you look around at the guys that are just grain farming, especially the kids who have never known anything but air conditioned 8 to 12 row combines. They spend a half day in an 80 acre field and just call John Deere if it ever breaks down. Or running center fill auto steer planters no-tilling and hiring the spraying out to the fertilizer dealer. A little time on an open cab tractor all Summer might just be the best thing for everyone. Heck while we're at it lets throw in some livestock too.
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