Got a job over with Pattison's??? They are not too bad of a place to work. Friend's brother worked for them for close to 30 years. He seemed to live a pretty good life.
I can tell you chasing a cow around twice each day to lose money is not a fun way to live. Having a steady,dependable income when you have a young family is not all bad. I can tell you I would NOT be where I am today if I would have keep farming only. There would not have been much left after family expenses to grow anything much. I slowly built a nest egg and was then able to take advantage of bargains when they came along.
You can do it today as well. The BIG and BIG money are running around like it is all fun and games. They did the same thing in the 1970 and the 1920s. The 1980s and 1930s took the fun out of it for them. Look up record high land prices and until the 1970s the 1920s held the records. So build that nest egg and wait. Your age is on your side.
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