Window Opening up a hair!

[furrowtickler]

Mussell's data shows what most intelegent farmers already know, you do not have to get bigger to be better or more efficient in fact many are going backwards.

[furrowtickler]

I'm green here.

I read the article.

Did this guy quit or not??


Sadest thing in the article.... is at the end when Boldt says 'the seventies aren't coming back'.

You couldn't be more wrong sweetheart.

[cottonpicken]

Whats alot of money?

Theres a three letter word that starts with t and ends in x which is responsible for business lowering theit net incomes.

Most fixed incomers dont really know whats going on,and i doubt that dude does,although he really understands finance because of his edjumacation and such.

"aw shucks pa why couldnt mees get some schoolin and just rent everything and farms those chickimpeas"

[seabass]

Gotta love those U of S grads that show humility after they get a piece a paper thinking they are certified genius'. To bad the couldn't teach weather and market control to go with their' plans to take over the world with a pen and paper. Cash talks credit walks. Eventually in my opinion.

[JDGreen]

wheres the article??

[SASKFARMER3]

its posted above.

[stubblejumper]

Window Opening up a hair!

One smart prof told us at the U of S "don't go home and tell your old man how to farm"

[stubblejumper]

One smart prof told us at the U of S "don't go home and tell your old man how to farm"

[oneoff]

This is a very interesting piece of information regarding a former young farmer of year 2005.

http://www.farmcentre.com/Features/CapitalIdeas/Article.aspx?id=9404beae-ae91-4848-89fe-2731de2e48ee

I wouln't argue that his particular farming model was successful for a couple of years; and that others could have tried it in the same time period; but for the sake of providing world food in the long term it is to be hoped that we don't rely on enterpreneurs that only stick around when there are killings to be made. It makes me question the criteria for being honored with "Farmers of the Year Awards"

[oneoff]

As for farmmarketer.com
The current article posted should have also been submitted to the National Enquirer. It reminds me of advertising for lottery tickets by insinuating that evryone can be a winner. All you have to do is play the game.