Posted by cumminspuller on January 22, 2021 at 05:57:31 from (12.244.194.150):
In Reply to: Stocking up posted by tomstractorsandtoys on January 21, 2021 at 11:25:07:
I don't farm big like a lot of you but in the past week I have topped off the fuel in diesel tractors since it is going up. I did buy some feed back before the first of the year since it had already gone up and I was not far from being out anyways.(Wish I'd bought more at that price though) I've got to get my oil and grease supply built back up. I have tried to buy some fencing supplies here and there to have on hand for some projects. My wife has a decent supply of things in the house although we could be a little better prepared probably. Just paid off her car. Hope to sell calves in a few months and pay off a tractor. only thing left will be our house. I'd like to have that paid off soon but it will likely be a few more years.
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