Cambridge, southwestern Nebraska | Your young enough to make the change. Consider your family. Everyone must be on board. As "badfarmer" above said, it is better to enjoy life and do what you want to do.
Edit to add. I'm just the opposite of you. I'd rather be in a tractor. About 20 years ago I got out of the cows which in this area was unheard of. Most everyone have both livestock and grain. But it wasn't efficient for me spending 40% of my time for 10% of my income. Had some pastures been arranged differently so the cattle would have required less time to care for I may have stayed with them but now I sure don't miss them and it was the best decision I made. Made me become a better grain farmer because I had no excuse to not get things done and without the cows I am more prepared for the grain farm requirements.
Edited by swne 6/3/2014 07:38
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Has anybody ever up and moved their operation too a different state?
