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Based Thirst Vice Captain
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 Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2014 3:24 am
Hello! I just thought I would like to ask if anyone is aware of what farmers do? If so, feel free to discuss farming with me 3nodding and if not, then ask away! If you haven't guessed, I am a farmer, and no... you cannot farm in the winter (unless you have cattle) so I do not work right now xd
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Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2014 3:37 am
I take it you don't mean the insurance company emo
THAT Farmers tried to rob me.
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Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2014 3:39 am
Oh no... I don't like anything that tries to take money from people, or anything for that matter. I am talking about farming with big machines and you harvest crops and stuff 3nodding
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Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2014 8:08 am
So what's it like to farm? surprised
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Based Thirst Vice Captain
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Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2014 1:21 pm
-I- Niveus Flamma -I- So what's it like to farm? surprised It's very interesting. I like farming because you see things that most people never see... I love what this world has to offer us, and some of us take it for granted. People think that driving huge machines are dangerous, considering for the machine that I drive, a tire itself weighs 1 ton... There are 8 tires on the machine. Farming nowadays is very easy... If you have a newer machine (even from the 1980's) if anything goes wrong, the machine tells you what is wrong.. You just have to know how to fix it. Not many people know who or what a farmer does. The only pain about farming is you have LONG days... and I'm talking 16-18 hour days. But it's worth it, because you make LOTS of money wink
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Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2014 6:43 pm
lIIusion -I- Niveus Flamma -I- So what's it like to farm? surprised It's very interesting. I like farming because you see things that most people never see... I love what this world has to offer us, and some of us take it for granted. People think that driving huge machines are dangerous, considering for the machine that I drive, a tire itself weighs 1 ton... There are 8 tires on the machine. Farming nowadays is very easy... If you have a newer machine (even from the 1980's) if anything goes wrong, the machine tells you what is wrong.. You just have to know how to fix it. Not many people know who or what a farmer does. The only pain about farming is you have LONG days... and I'm talking 16-18 hour days. But it's worth it, because you make LOTS of money wink Assuming you have a successful yield. Are you a sellout to corn companies? Or grow a variety of produce?
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Based Thirst Vice Captain
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Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2014 9:21 pm
Equalist lIIusion -I- Niveus Flamma -I- So what's it like to farm? surprised It's very interesting. I like farming because you see things that most people never see... I love what this world has to offer us, and some of us take it for granted. People think that driving huge machines are dangerous, considering for the machine that I drive, a tire itself weighs 1 ton... There are 8 tires on the machine. Farming nowadays is very easy... If you have a newer machine (even from the 1980's) if anything goes wrong, the machine tells you what is wrong.. You just have to know how to fix it. Not many people know who or what a farmer does. The only pain about farming is you have LONG days... and I'm talking 16-18 hour days. But it's worth it, because you make LOTS of money wink Assuming you have a successful yield. Are you a sellout to corn companies? Or grow a variety of produce? Well where I'm from, we don't really do corn. Corn is a tough crop to maintain and you need special headers and concaves for your combines. We do mainly pulse, oilseed, and cereal crops. Mainly Canola, Wheat, Lentils, Peas, Durum etc. Last year was good for farmers in my area, as most of them had above average yields of crops, but very few got grade A crops.
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Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 12:56 am
lIIusion Hello! I just thought I would like to ask if anyone is aware of what farmers do? If so, feel free to discuss farming with me 3nodding and if not, then ask away! If you haven't guessed, I am a farmer, and no... you cannot farm in the winter (unless you have cattle) so I do not work right now xd oh nice, I used to work on a ranch for around 10 years of my life until we moved to new mexico, and I kind of miss living in the middle of no where. At least people were a lot more respectful emo
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Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 8:20 am
lIIusion -I- Niveus Flamma -I- So what's it like to farm? surprised It's very interesting. I like farming because you see things that most people never see... I love what this world has to offer us, and some of us take it for granted. People think that driving huge machines are dangerous, considering for the machine that I drive, a tire itself weighs 1 ton... There are 8 tires on the machine. Farming nowadays is very easy... If you have a newer machine (even from the 1980's) if anything goes wrong, the machine tells you what is wrong.. You just have to know how to fix it. Not many people know who or what a farmer does. The only pain about farming is you have LONG days... and I'm talking 16-18 hour days. But it's worth it, because you make LOTS of money wink Sounds great. ^-^
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Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 1:08 pm
lceCoId lIIusion Hello! I just thought I would like to ask if anyone is aware of what farmers do? If so, feel free to discuss farming with me 3nodding and if not, then ask away! If you haven't guessed, I am a farmer, and no... you cannot farm in the winter (unless you have cattle) so I do not work right now xd oh nice, I used to work on a ranch for around 10 years of my life until we moved to new mexico, and I kind of miss living in the middle of no where. At least people were a lot more respectful emo Yeah, I live in a small farm town community area-type thing lol. Here, people leave their houses unlocked, and the keys in their vehicles. If someones car is in the way, you politely jump in their car and move it for them. If you wanan give someone a gift you go in their house and put it wherever need be, whether it's food in the fridge or tools in the garage. It's quite nice here ^-^
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Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 1:11 pm
lIIusion lceCoId lIIusion Hello! I just thought I would like to ask if anyone is aware of what farmers do? If so, feel free to discuss farming with me 3nodding and if not, then ask away! If you haven't guessed, I am a farmer, and no... you cannot farm in the winter (unless you have cattle) so I do not work right now xd oh nice, I used to work on a ranch for around 10 years of my life until we moved to new mexico, and I kind of miss living in the middle of no where. At least people were a lot more respectful emo Yeah, I live in a small farm town community area-type thing lol. Here, people leave their houses unlocked, and the keys in their vehicles. If someones car is in the way, you politely jump in their car and move it for them. If you wanan give someone a gift you go in their house and put it wherever need be, whether it's food in the fridge or tools in the garage. It's quite nice here ^-^ Yeah that's one thing I miss about living on a ranch, you get invited to anything even if they're going on a hike to the mountains or anything. Everyone is generous as well.
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Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 1:14 pm
lceCoId lIIusion lceCoId lIIusion Hello! I just thought I would like to ask if anyone is aware of what farmers do? If so, feel free to discuss farming with me 3nodding and if not, then ask away! If you haven't guessed, I am a farmer, and no... you cannot farm in the winter (unless you have cattle) so I do not work right now xd oh nice, I used to work on a ranch for around 10 years of my life until we moved to new mexico, and I kind of miss living in the middle of no where. At least people were a lot more respectful emo Yeah, I live in a small farm town community area-type thing lol. Here, people leave their houses unlocked, and the keys in their vehicles. If someones car is in the way, you politely jump in their car and move it for them. If you wanan give someone a gift you go in their house and put it wherever need be, whether it's food in the fridge or tools in the garage. It's quite nice here ^-^ Yeah that's one thing I miss about living on a ranch, you get invited to anything even if they're going on a hike to the mountains or anything. Everyone is generous as well. Yeah the people here are quite nice. Although, being rich farmers and wives of a farmer, has their downsides. They act all "Hoity-Toity" because they have all the fancy new things and stuff because they can afford them. My family itself aren't farmers, I am just a farm hand in the summer. Another downside about living in a small town is (my own theory) the people who live here are so bored with their lives, they gossip. When I was in the process of moving here, people in my school heard I was coming, and before I even lived here I was on the school's basketball team. Lol
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Based Thirst Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 1:16 pm
lIIusion lceCoId lIIusion lceCoId lIIusion Hello! I just thought I would like to ask if anyone is aware of what farmers do? If so, feel free to discuss farming with me 3nodding and if not, then ask away! If you haven't guessed, I am a farmer, and no... you cannot farm in the winter (unless you have cattle) so I do not work right now xd oh nice, I used to work on a ranch for around 10 years of my life until we moved to new mexico, and I kind of miss living in the middle of no where. At least people were a lot more respectful emo Yeah, I live in a small farm town community area-type thing lol. Here, people leave their houses unlocked, and the keys in their vehicles. If someones car is in the way, you politely jump in their car and move it for them. If you wanan give someone a gift you go in their house and put it wherever need be, whether it's food in the fridge or tools in the garage. It's quite nice here ^-^ Yeah that's one thing I miss about living on a ranch, you get invited to anything even if they're going on a hike to the mountains or anything. Everyone is generous as well. Yeah the people here are quite nice. Although, being rich farmers and wives of a farmer, has their downsides. They act all "Hoity-Toity" because they have all the fancy new things and stuff because they can afford them. My family itself aren't farmers, I am just a farm hand in the summer. Another downside about living in a small town is (my own theory) the people who live here are so bored with their lives, they gossip. When I was in the process of moving here, people in my school heard I was coming, and before I even lived here I was on the school's basketball team. Lol Lol, Must be fun to have everyone know you eh?
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Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 1:20 pm
lceCoId lIIusion lceCoId lIIusion lceCoId lIIusion Hello! I just thought I would like to ask if anyone is aware of what farmers do? If so, feel free to discuss farming with me 3nodding and if not, then ask away! If you haven't guessed, I am a farmer, and no... you cannot farm in the winter (unless you have cattle) so I do not work right now xd oh nice, I used to work on a ranch for around 10 years of my life until we moved to new mexico, and I kind of miss living in the middle of no where. At least people were a lot more respectful emo Yeah, I live in a small farm town community area-type thing lol. Here, people leave their houses unlocked, and the keys in their vehicles. If someones car is in the way, you politely jump in their car and move it for them. If you wanan give someone a gift you go in their house and put it wherever need be, whether it's food in the fridge or tools in the garage. It's quite nice here ^-^ Yeah that's one thing I miss about living on a ranch, you get invited to anything even if they're going on a hike to the mountains or anything. Everyone is generous as well. Yeah the people here are quite nice. Although, being rich farmers and wives of a farmer, has their downsides. They act all "Hoity-Toity" because they have all the fancy new things and stuff because they can afford them. My family itself aren't farmers, I am just a farm hand in the summer. Another downside about living in a small town is (my own theory) the people who live here are so bored with their lives, they gossip. When I was in the process of moving here, people in my school heard I was coming, and before I even lived here I was on the school's basketball team. Lol Lol, Must be fun to have everyone know you eh? Haha it was pretty interesting... I was moving from a big city with a population of 1.5 million people to a town of now 312 people. Lol. It was quite a big change
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Based Thirst Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 1:26 pm
lIIusion lceCoId lIIusion lceCoId lIIusion Yeah, I live in a small farm town community area-type thing lol. Here, people leave their houses unlocked, and the keys in their vehicles. If someones car is in the way, you politely jump in their car and move it for them. If you wanan give someone a gift you go in their house and put it wherever need be, whether it's food in the fridge or tools in the garage. It's quite nice here ^-^ Yeah that's one thing I miss about living on a ranch, you get invited to anything even if they're going on a hike to the mountains or anything. Everyone is generous as well. Yeah the people here are quite nice. Although, being rich farmers and wives of a farmer, has their downsides. They act all "Hoity-Toity" because they have all the fancy new things and stuff because they can afford them. My family itself aren't farmers, I am just a farm hand in the summer. Another downside about living in a small town is (my own theory) the people who live here are so bored with their lives, they gossip. When I was in the process of moving here, people in my school heard I was coming, and before I even lived here I was on the school's basketball team. Lol Lol, Must be fun to have everyone know you eh? Haha it was pretty interesting... I was moving from a big city with a population of 1.5 million people to a town of now 312 people. Lol. It was quite a big change Yeah when we moved to new mexico I was suprised about the big change of people, from being around around 500 people to instant 2m people, it was kind of different for me since I was used to nice people, moving here everyone was a d**k and I kind of had to get used to it and just not respect everyone as much as I used to.
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