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S.C. Wisconsin | I have to agree with you Paul, but smaller margins fuel consolidation in AG and other businesses and it isn't always a benefit to the community. It seems that farms that don't grow do quite well until next generation wants to take over, unless they inherit the farm they seem to have to grow to buy out the generation before them. If not in many cases the operation gets swallowed up by a neighboring operation. Not saying this is bad but it seems to be the trend whether we like it or not.
Edited by dairyman78 7/22/2016 07:00
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Farming and limiting factors on success with current economics..
