I have helped him ever since I could walk, I really took responsibility when I was 15 because after Learning throttle and steering at age 13 and setting plow depth at 14 as dad for a seat, I was by myself by 15 and had done mostly what tillage my dad didn't do while I was at school now work takes up the gap school given me. I still work everyday after my *2nd* job. Farming comes first. Everything I've been told is constructive criticism, i always have something to do, the last two weeks have been refurb a used manure spreader, before that swapping out fuel tanks from the grain truck. We did that's before harvest season and finite around thanksgiving. I do need to have a heart to heart I have a chance everynight especially now with the weather he comes in early, but I help feed calves everyday, when my uncle takes off *which is usual* I feed the heifers he usually feeds so I know the responsibilities I would take over. Also my dad and uncle are partners and the family does have a hand in the farm. I know what I have to do now to talk to him.
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