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Re: What happened to farming pride?
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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on February 10, 2005 at 22:50:49 from (65.162.146.243):
In Reply to: What happened to farming pride? posted by Youngfarmerguy on February 10, 2005 at 21:54:54:
get over it kid, nobody wants to work anymore. As far as farming goes, The times they is a changin' and you better change with them or you'll be left behind. I think in your lifetime you will see most all farming along with the cattle industry taken over by big bussiness. all products will be contracted ahead of time with imputs provided by the corporate giants. you will run rented or leased tractors and equipment and will basicly be a glorified hired man. One plus is you will be paid well to do it. You can live in a big house like your city brothers and take weekends off. And yes, food will cost more, a lot more and only the filthy rich will eat meat and fresh vegetables. The common man will eat a fully prepared dry snack type food made with soy protien that will be ballanced to provide all his nutritional needs. I'm glad I will be dead.
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