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Posted 9/1/2014 10:33 (#4050095 - in reply to #4050070)
Subject: RE: 1586


Clay SEIA - 9/1/2014 09:20

What I was talking about didn't have a darned thing to do with fund money, or anything else going on in Chicago.  I meant things like sell freezer beefs.  Sell produce at a roadside stand or farmer's market.  Get fertilizer at the terminal and spread it yourself.  Do your own soil sampling.  Do your own backhoe work, or engine overhauls, or welding, or a hundred other things.   Truth be told, holding the steering wheel doing tillage in a pretty new tractor is fun, but it's pretty much a minimum wage skill set.  



Do most of this Clay! Be surprised how much goes on here. We roadside an acre of sweetcorn. Spent Friday afternoon in the mini excavator on a house job for somebody. We sell machinery, seed, and all kinds of things in between. Make hyd. hoses. Have two guys working right now. Had three a couple weeks ago. Just got a dump trailer. Can only do so much. Spreading fert. is down the road. Takes a good investment to get there. The bad is you have to spread twice without a blender. It's a very low return investment right now with the acres I farm. You can't own every piece.
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