Farmer's son
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This message is a reply to an archived post by NOS88 on December 08, 2006 at 18:03:04.
The original subject was "Re: Roll CallHow Often Do You Visit Here?".
I have been visiting this site off and on for around 2 years! I love reading all your stories and looking at the pics. I myself am 35, the son of a 2nd gen. farmer. I have loved growing up on the farm, but at an early age i knew it would never fall down to me because of the small size of the operation and the division even more of the land to the uncle and aunt that didn';t stay on the farm. I enjoy playing farmer when i help my old man during planting and harvest. We have a 78 715 with german diesel and 3 old gasser 715's for parts 2 are pretty well stripped and we are in the process of cutting them up for scrap. Not sure how much longer my dad will continue because of increasing prices of just about every aspect of farming plus the small guy is becoming a thing of the past making way for all the Walker's! and other corperate farmers. I am just glad my sons have had the experience of riding the old combine with grandpa. anyway hi to all and i will keep enjoying the site. wes
The original subject was "Re: Roll CallHow Often Do You Visit Here?".
I have been visiting this site off and on for around 2 years! I love reading all your stories and looking at the pics. I myself am 35, the son of a 2nd gen. farmer. I have loved growing up on the farm, but at an early age i knew it would never fall down to me because of the small size of the operation and the division even more of the land to the uncle and aunt that didn';t stay on the farm. I enjoy playing farmer when i help my old man during planting and harvest. We have a 78 715 with german diesel and 3 old gasser 715's for parts 2 are pretty well stripped and we are in the process of cutting them up for scrap. Not sure how much longer my dad will continue because of increasing prices of just about every aspect of farming plus the small guy is becoming a thing of the past making way for all the Walker's! and other corperate farmers. I am just glad my sons have had the experience of riding the old combine with grandpa. anyway hi to all and i will keep enjoying the site. wes