Posted by tomstractorsandtoys on March 24, 2021 at 07:22:24 from (50.123.237.170):
In Reply to: Coming to a Cross Road posted by Bruce from Can. on March 24, 2021 at 07:03:08:
You have a big decision to make. From reading your posts you live in a very high priced land area. Is selling your current farm and moving to a different area and building a new setup with a larger land base an option? It is very hard to move as it affects both you and all of your family. In 2005 we moved our dairy 850 miles to a much better farming area. The new setup sounds appealing but make sure your son is 100% into it. I know of several farms that built new setups and added cows only to have the children walk away leaving dad stuck with running or selling the new operation. My two sons like the farm but say they are not going to work for the income a farm can provide. Both have very good businesses of their own. Wish you the best as you move forward. Tom
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