Ender100@aol.com
Date: 10/29/02-09:04:43 PM Z
Ok, I shouldn't have said that it was impossible.... well, then you said it
was Wisconsin? hehehehehe
I wonder what sort of farm you are speaking of? Heavy on dairy cattle?
Lottsa milk and cheese? I was referring to primarily grain farming in
central Illinois... there aren't many small family farms left where I come
from. So, you are right, I shouldn't generalize. I was talking with a man
who has a small family farm in southern Illinois. He is thinking of raising
frogs to subsidize his small farm and peach grove.
just kidding... I stand corrected! ... sorta
Mark Nelson
In a message dated 10/29/02 4:53:16 PM, erobkin@uwc.edu writes:
<< This way off topic but the "no one" in the earlier post is incorrect. I
live in semi-rural Wisconsin and there are many people making it on
small farms as their only income. As always the trick lies in the
nature of the brain power you bring to the project as well as some luck.
The theme of "making a living" has as many variations for farming as it
does for photography.
Gene Robkin >>
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