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Posted by souNdguy on October 04, 2006 at 12:51:21 from (12.65.192.59):
In Reply to: O/T this website's forums posted by Tex Aggie on October 04, 2006 at 10:16:23:
My take is that as more big farms are going out of business.. you are getting land that is being subdivided, and some smaller farms are popping up... 'estate' farms.. mini farms.. hobby farms.. etc. heck.. one of my pastures used to be part of a 100ac watermellon farm that went bust a decade ago, and then was chopped up and sold piece by piece. There are now a couple pastures, and a couple horse farms, and one place with cows. All smaller farm/ranch type operations. In areas where land is scarce, 3ac and a tractor, and a garden and a big chicken pen makes you a farmer. Size is less realative than intent and disposition. Soundguy
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