Yes, spending less in total than the top 10% do. Just like most farms are family-owned but most farm output comes from mega-farms owned by a handful of corporations.

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Its got a 5.7 LS3 in it hooked to a 400 short tail, 35inch BF Goodwrench All Terrains. Its my farm truck, no tags, damn good swamp crawler

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I probably have everything I need around the farm to build the coop, I get some pretty sweet lumber from work and I got an old chain fence we use to keep the dogs in. The beds may just have to be above ground with some plastic in the bottom, too many pine tree roots round the yard to go trying to dig em in

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well, to be honest, your boneless chicken breast isn't exactly farm fresh They blend the bone and all the nasty shit nobody wants to eat together, and then they glue it back together

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how else can op farm karma

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To see the farm is to leave it

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I agree with you… “Overall cost of Thanksgiving meal 5% lower than last year” -American Farm Bureau

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Breaking news: the turkey pardon has been rescinded Sources say situation is tense at the farm. Could get ugly.

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Ive heard good things about the Massey Utility style tractors , I hope you have great luck with yours. Their excavators are a Hyundai with yellow paint and a Deere engine.So they are not really Deere. Skids Ive no argument, probably farmed out as well. I will say that Deere Construction resell value is weak when compared to CAT. I seriously believe Cat- Dirt, Deere - Ag , ( Fendt is closing in on the larger markets) Tigercat -forestry Farmers will try to farm , theres an immense difference in a 1000 acre farmer and a 5-10k and over farmer. The latter is uncommon. The typical 1000 acre man cant replace with new even with full depreciation, his volume will not cover the cost vs the commodity price. I realize each farm is unique so this thinking is not 100% in stone but its quite accurate over the broader industry. There is a geographical difference in farm land characteristics as well, resulting in a huge variance in suitable crops and yields. My main point with Deere is they truly are an ag founded company, the machines (combines, cotton pickers and large tractors) that keep their market up with the tech advances are going to be hard to market with todays economy . A million dollar harvester is almost impossible to pay for as an avg farmer. Theres not an economy version. You get what they design. Huge AG can purchase annually, but they lease over owning anyway. That does not produce sale revenue only a washed down income for Deere less the repair & gen maint. I simply do not believe Deere is in as great a fwd position as they portray. Their spending on tech amplifies big ag production, while it limits or capsizes the smaller farmer. I believe Deere will announce a pull back on machine production in their next earnings . They will give up those assemblies to continue advancing tech. While 26 approaches and farmers make decisions for the 26 season. Interest rate drops may help if the new FOMC announces a big rate drop by June, it has to be significant to change the direction of manufacturing intent. Utility, lawnmowers, UTVs , and 3rd party implements are just icing on the cake in the fat times, and an economic patch in the lean times. These items focus on the 10 acre ranch owner, recreational, and homeowner , kinda like TSC only branded.

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a deviled egg's natural home is your stomach, then intestines, then toilet, sewer, water treatment plant, fertilizer for a farm, where it grows into vegetables used to feed chickens, which pop out eggs which are made into new deviled eggs the circle of life

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