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<blockquote data-quote="Frankie&amp;#039;s Friend" data-source="post: 3923810">Dude, please think about your post.The post I wrote was about this:FACT.&nbsp; But you cant force feed facts to these blind whiners on here. They argue about issues they dont know anything about.Many farm kids (mainly boys) continue farming until retirement and even tho the average age of farmers is allegedly is &quot;59&quot; it actually just shows how few people it takes to run a large farm given the 24 row planters and massive ($750,000.00) tractors that are used to take care of crops today.&nbsp; What used to take 4 to 6 people now takes 2. Add to that the gps and other technologies implemented into the farm machinery and the time waste is minimal.Beside that, many farmers work their fields while in their 80s because they love their work and their physical hard work over the years made them physically fit to still do what they love.As [USER=34439]@Brownslave688[/USER] correctly posted...the kids raised on farms are more level headed and dedicated employees (on average) than the average metro kid any day (my thoughts).You really have no clue about this subject Bacca buddy and &quot;creative&quot; emojis do represent It Will Be Fine&#039;s lack of facts of rebuttal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frankie's Friend, post: 3923810"] Dude, please think about your post. The post I wrote was about this: FACT. But you cant force feed facts to these blind whiners on here. They argue about issues they dont know anything about. Many farm kids (mainly boys) continue farming until retirement and even tho the average age of farmers is allegedly is "59" it actually just shows how few people it takes to run a large farm given the 24 row planters and massive ($750,000.00) tractors that are used to take care of crops today. What used to take 4 to 6 people now takes 2. Add to that the gps and other technologies implemented into the farm machinery and the time waste is minimal. Beside that, many farmers work their fields while in their 80s because they love their work and their physical hard work over the years made them physically fit to still do what they love. As [USER=34439]@Brownslave688[/USER] correctly posted... the kids raised on farms are more level headed and dedicated employees (on average) than the average metro kid any day (my thoughts). You really have no clue about this subject Bacca buddy and "creative" emojis do represent It Will Be Fine's lack of facts of rebuttal. [/QUOTE]

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