grunewald
Bronze Member
Best comedy I've seen in a long time, lmao! Yep, love it.!
[Then we have another, who by his own admission, has never owned or operated a commercial farming operation,/QUOTE]
Yep, an honest fellow no doubt about it! And he's got more land under cultivation than some here who claim to be Farmers. The chances are very excellent that there are lots of other fellows here who would also fall into that classification of cultivating land or raising animals but never claiming to be farmers.
As an aside he will claim to be friends with a few fellows who do own and operate SUCCESSFUL FARMS! One of these Fellows farms more sections of land than some of those here claiming to be Farmers own acres of land! Farms on which the Farmer does not have to have an outside job to support his farm.
But he also asks questions, lots of questions that instead of answerers only bring personal attacks!
And yes, he does know what a dead furrow is and why it was necessary. He did not learn this from a book either. He grew up in area where the fields were quite large.![]()
[Then we have another, who by his own admission, has never owned or operated a commercial farming operation,/QUOTE]
Yep, an honest fellow no doubt about it! And he's got more land under cultivation than some here who claim to be Farmers. The chances are very excellent that there are lots of other fellows here who would also fall into that classification of cultivating land or raising animals but never claiming to be farmers.
As an aside he will claim to be friends with a few fellows who do own and operate SUCCESSFUL FARMS! One of these Fellows farms more sections of land than some of those here claiming to be Farmers own acres of land! Farms on which the Farmer does not have to have an outside job to support his farm.
But he also asks questions, lots of questions that instead of answerers only bring personal attacks!
And yes, he does know what a dead furrow is and why it was necessary. He did not learn this from a book either. He grew up in area where the fields were quite large.![]()
That's probably the most laughable post from you yet! I'm very close friends with a cardiac surgeon. So, by your standards, that makes me an authority on heart transplants! I do believe you're knowledge by association theory is sorta "all wet".
And your insinuation that I had to have an outside job to support the farm is just as ridiculous as the rest of your bogus claims.
And then we get to the simple fact that YOU are trying very hard to shift the focus of OUR difference to farming. That WAS related to the original thread, but our debate stems from YOUR insulting line of questioning directed at Soundguy, and YOUR refusal to answer the simple, straight to the point question, which is why YOUR question wasn't an splendid example of what you accused him of. Now you're trying your best to drag things in another direction.
And "he" also ask's questions that have no real answer.....as it was a veiled attempt to start an arguement that "he" isn't prepared to finish.
We're still thinking about a Ford 4630 and now have found a Kubota MX5000 DT that we also like. Neither has a loader, neither will go slow enough to transplant (we think). The Ford is older, probably around $11,000; Kubota is a 2002 with less than 1000 hours on it for $12500. We have had a bad experience with a Kubota before, so we're hesitant, but this looks like a nice tractor. Any thoughts?