Topic: Any farmers around? - page 2. (Read 1164 times)
I'm sure my ancestors (asia) were farmers. In Europe now though it's a bit shit to be a farmer, you can still make a living but that's it, you're at the mercy of low prices and you can't really do anything about it.
my family were farmers. back in the day you could make a real living from it. these days with supermarkets hammering prices, protectionism and globalization the only way farmers come out on top in the west is if they hung on to their land and then sell it, probably to some evil corporation. I reckon the infection of corporatism into farming is gonna bite us on the ass some day.
we are seek for farm land for farming around nuts, My nephew and my dad are infected from the side of the corner after retirement.The main madur in brazil is the laborers agricultural workers. Kilosu migrosta $ 4 purple milk, wholesalers our best purple plums are 40 cents.Until that fruit is collected, medicine, fertility, worker, collection work is not as easy as you might think. Those who deal with this work leave the house at 6 o'clock in the morning and enter the house at 8 o'clock. It works under the sun.Although the sales prices of the state are quite the same as the stock market, it is urgently required that the buyer price policy be taken into consideration for those women who have recovered from the distant villages.
I'm living in the city so that i don't have much space to do farming. But i also get a little area to plant vegetable and fruits. Have 2 fruit trees and some formal vegetable now.
I would if my yard was big enough. Only have 20 potatoe plants and 10-12 tomato plants in the greenhouse. I have bees though 
What about yourself? how much land do you have?
What about yourself? how much land do you have?
How many of us here farm? What do you farm? Why did you go into farming?
How many of us here farm?
I'm an on and off farmer.
What do you farm?
Potatoes, Maize, Beans, herbs, Chicken, Goats, and looking to diversify further.
Why did you go into farming?
Self sufficiency, self employment. Plus it feels like an honest job.
How many of us here farm?
I'm an on and off farmer.
What do you farm?
Potatoes, Maize, Beans, herbs, Chicken, Goats, and looking to diversify further.
Why did you go into farming?
Self sufficiency, self employment. Plus it feels like an honest job.
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