I sell yearling calfs, grow my own hay, round bales and about 8 acres of corn, planted with an old plate type planter and picked with a old picker/sheller. I have about 50 momma cows and sell the yearly calf crop.
So this is some of the advice I've gotten from my neighbors, none of which are trying to make any profit from their land but are full of ideas on how I should be trying to do it.
"you need to sell all those grown cows and just run feeders" "you need to plow up all those hayfields and run grains" "you need to turn this place into an orchard like the guy down the street" "you need to get more cows" "you need to sell all the cows and just sell hay" "you need more pastures and just buy your hay"
If any of these people were actually doing what they say I should be doing then I might listen to them but none of them are, they are just full of breath and advice.
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