Buck in nc
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Thank you for all of the great advice over the years. I am finally going to join the group!
Finally free to farm
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vtsnowedin
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:welcome: From Vermont. With a name like Richlands You ought to have some good ground to work with.
What's your plan?
What's your plan?
jlgurr
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Buck in nc
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want to bring a few cattle in and maintain enough fresh veggies for the wife to keep canning
Arnolds closed last year. The old man passed on. I think it will be a mexican place soon.
I have 26 acres. I currently have great danes and horses.
Arnolds closed last year. The old man passed on. I think it will be a mexican place soon.
I have 26 acres. I currently have great danes and horses.
vtsnowedin
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Sounds like a nice doable plan. Remember now when your doing new tractor stuff if there are no pictures then it didn't happen.
