Posted by rrlund on April 26, 2015 at 15:39:22 from (162.250.27.207):
Didn't want to hijack the post so I'll start a new one. Is anybody making a living with no outside income farming fewer acres than I am? I've got 77 acres of pasture,75-80 acres of corn,15-20 acres of oats and 130-140 acres of hay. I farmed fewer acres than that when I was milking cows and getting everything paid for,but it takes and few more head of cattle and a few more acres to feed them now with the beef cattle instead of dairy. I couldn't do this with the debt I had back then but it works just fine now. We don't live high on the hog,but then we don't want to. We have internet and satellite TV so we aren't in the stoneage,we just appreciate as much simplicity as we can get away with without it making life harder by trying to live simpler.
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