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Friends Family Farm - seed farmer: 9/18/2024 11:38 RE: Friends Family Farm - John Burns : 9/18/2024 11:51 RE: Friends Family Farm - Big Ben : 9/18/2024 11:59
Posted 9/28/2015 06:17 (#4812491 - in reply to #4812222) Subject: RE: Buying the family farm ndsu84 - 9/27/2015 22:59 If you can talk someone into selling you their farm when you are young enough to work hard, and the terms work for you, you will do very well.
Posted 9/18/2024 14:08 (#10895185 - in reply to #10895160) Subject: RE: Friends Family Farm Roseglen, North Dakota No way it can work if the dad doesn't give a little.
If I remember right someone from the farm came on here and set everyone straight loran Posted 1/7/2010 09:52 (#1007996 - in reply to #1007875) Subject: Re: Family Farms organization in trouble?
I will try to keep this link updated anytime there are any documents worth updating. The best ones as of now are in the ILLFF folder Item #’s 29 &30. There are lots of claims against all kinds of companies on Delhi road. This is the same road as Agrisolutions & Family Farms. It looks like it costs a lot to be a member of a family farms team.
It was hard to get an official answer about hauling family farm grain, felt like they (DOT) were playing games, so for liability reasons I went ahead and got the D license. Glad I did, learned a lot, feel that I am a better driver because of the training.
If the parents were concerned on continuing the family farm, things would have been set up to do so and plans communicated early. There is some good info here. Big, big decision to be made but bottom line is if a legacy is to be continued, it takes a plan from those in ownership to make it happen and secure it.
I then took an off farm job for 5+ years and now run my own small business making good money. Since I was done with college, I have helped with the grain operation and around the farm whenever it is needed (running combine, fixing tractors, helping with plant, putting on Fert, etc). My wife and I have decided that we want to move back since she ...
A smart family farm that is going to last for generations should have the mentality (and be teaching the next generation) that it doesn’t matter whose name is currently on the land. It’s the family’s, and it’s the role of each generation to assure that the existing acreage is preserved and hopefully expanded when possible.
So, I’ve been toying with the idea of getting into it, but I’m still pretty young and honestly didn’t even realize what I didn’t know. Traditionally, it’s been a beef cattle farm that produced corn (for the cattle) hay and a little bit of tobacco. I certainly don’t want any part of tobacco, but the idea of growing hay and raising ...