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I am looking at buying a farm, to raise calves and crop farm. I want to know what the best way about going to purchase the farm. I know FSA is good, and what other suggestion do you have and what do…Continue
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Matt commented on Kari Hollman's blog post Chopping Corn 2012I currently work on a large dairy outside of Bellevue, IA. Which I truly enjoy. I work part time currently and hoping to go full time soon. I have to get rid of my city job! On the farm, I take care of young stock and other chores, and don't have to do milkings, since we have other people to do that. But I have to clean the free stalls and put sand in the barn when needed. So, thats a little about what I do. If you want to know anything else, just ask I will let you know anything...
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I think I maybe sort of in a pickle. I really want to get started farming again, but I also have a high paying job in town, which I enjoy. I would like to gradually get into farming. I want to start slow buy some crop ground and raise cattle and then when I am ready bring in the cows and go all the way.. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get this started.. I been looking at information, but not sure what way to go.
thanks for your help
Posted on November 1, 2010 at 9:05pm 5 Comments 0 Likes
Hi all.
I just wanted to get a discussion started on how many people left the farm to go to school and have to work a city job and realize how much they miss the farm. I graduated from college two years ago, and got a city job, which I like some days, but hate most. I would rather be right back on the farm. Every chance I get to go back to our family farm, I go for it and love every minute and don't want to leave. Right now I am setting money aside for I can purcahse a farm and get…
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Hello everyone, I was wondering if you could give me some advice. I had recently graduated from a 4 year college with a BA in Political Science, and working in retail as a manager. Now here is my issue, since my freshman year of college, I have to wanted to farm and do something with agriculture. I want to start farming and I am having a hard time telling my mother, bc she would be disappointed in my decsion after attending four year college. This should not be a shocker to her bc I grew up…
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Austin Carlson said… Hey Matt. Quimby is about 40 miles East of Sioux City.
Kyle Ebersole said… Oh did you guys buy your own land and start yourselves? I am interested in starting a heifer farm, how is that?
Kyle Ebersole said… Im living in Racine County saving money and working at Menards. Not too much just been doing a lot of research on what i gonna do. I help milk at my friends farm. So you going to school?
Kyle Ebersole said… Dropped out after first year for personal reasons. Plan on coming back in a few years. Love it out there.
Kyle Ebersole said… From Cuba City ay? I use to go to school at Platteville. Worked out at Kieler Farms down in Platteville too.
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