@clintwfischer Canvas pants last way longer than jeans on the farm and you never lose skin when you wear them with rubber boots for a whole day. Duluth pants going on a year look better than any other pants that usually last two. Or some cheap jeans a few months
@embdenhaymaker We have 9 police in our county of 2000 per capita we have more police than Chicago. 70% of their reports are traffic stops. Police are a tax on the poor and have nothing to do with law and order. Red States use them primarily to keep taxes low
@TheGrainiac The other % go towards purchasing items that are made from or ate said subsidized crops. It create an artificial demand that is precisely squeezed and taken by our consolidated food processing sector who control the supply chain. Food misinformation by USDA is also complicit
@RickBieber81@bl_ag_inc Who is going to buy the soybean meal? Dairies can only feed so much. We need the rail terminals to be accessible for manure to go west and hay to go east. There need to be stipulations on how bio-fuel crops are grown. I see more digestive issues the more byproducts I feed.
Yeah, it’s impossible to guarantee the quality of orders with virtual restaurants. Hurts my soul to see orders messed up. Sadly I can’t get out of my deal with BB
Hence why I’m never giving up control of Feastables so I can always do what’s best for my fans. Harsh lesson to learn.
@MattHintz3@PlsntVlyFarmer This. The problem is you get some "assistance" then go get some new toys. We need to get back to building our own equipment and not needing to call tech support everyday.
@clintwfischer Caps are a good idea, we are a large dairy farm but either my parents or myself have worked there everyday for 17 years. It is a slog we keep high standards. A manager may have similar standards but they are few and far between.
@CiaranOShea11@AndCarbon It is harsh many are highly educated in the conventional and unconventional sense. They do not shine as much as they should bc skill is not as important as business sense. You can be a good farmer purely by exploiting the systems/schemes in place.
@CiaranOShea11@AndCarbon The knowledge is there if you know how to run a computer. The issue is the last 50 years of farming have dumbed down farmers. We have been conditioned to wait for industry and government to fix our problems or rather the problems they have left us.