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Re: Farmer wannabe confused on pasture and tractor hp.
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Posted by Jerry A. on August 01, 2002 at 05:30:54 from (216.125.105.158):
In Reply to: Farmer wannabe confused on pasture and tractor hp. posted by Mark on July 31, 2002 at 16:33:54:
Try going to Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ats-query-page/ref%3Db%5Fbh%5Fl%5Fa%5F2/002-5054387-8756825) and typing in "small farm" for subject. You'll get a starting list of books that might help with the details. Don't be afraid to try out your plan. Ask lots of questions. Contact the local extension service for info on local growing conditions. Talk to neighbors! I'm growing hay on 15 acres, have some goats and a llama and loving every minute of it. You can't do any worse than some guys who do it (farming) for a living. Think about a more modern tractor...the points made by the others are well taken. I've spent a many hours on the 8N/9N Fords. Like was said, it was tractor ahead of it's time...60 years ago. Good luck.
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