Eastern VA. No such thing as too many Magnums. | We're only a couple hours apart. If you want, come buy my farm and I'll work for you. I'll give free, good advice including how much you should pay me.
Seems like hay would be a good crop over in your part of the state. Not as much risk or equipment outlay for hay compared to some other crops. But I don't know if you want to make money or just prevent from going backwards and keeping your town job. I'm 3rd generation and we've farmed in 3 states, tried I don't know how many different crops, and its a hard life. If you're married, full time farming can have a heavy toll on your family life, especially if she comes from a non farm background. I don't want to try to talk you out of farming, but I hate for people to have bad surprises. |
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