Posted by flying belgian on March 17, 2022 at 17:59:54 from (69.24.183.49):
In Reply to: Too Much at 65 posted by olgentdc on March 17, 2022 at 12:18:13:
Three years ago I was running 500 acres by myself with big modern equip. But I was starting to get tired. It was just getting to hard to climb in and out of grain bins and move augers and handle seed bags etc. So I rented my owned farms out to neighbor and kept farming 115 acres of rented land. Kept all my machinery. When my friend heard I rented out some land he said,,,boy you sure got a lot of big machinery to only run 115 acres. I told him,,,what's the difference? It's paid for. I told you that so I can tell you this. It's your stuff. Do what ever you want. It's nobody else business.
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