Flatlander
Well-Known Member
Farming!! These cars can't hold a candle to it. :angry4:
Things have really changed over the last 5-10 years.
Things have really changed over the last 5-10 years.
do u end up getting alot back though when you harvest correct? :scratch:1966 dart wagon said:how much are tractors? ive always wondereddo u end up getting alot back though when you harvest correct? :scratch:
i do remember hearing "you dont go into farming cause of the money" its more of a intrest/family thing, dang thats expensive for a combine :tongue9:ElephantKiller said:It depends on what size. I know that you can drop around 25 to 30K on a used tractor. Add a couple 10k for a new one. But, you need more than just a tractor. You'll have to harvest your crop. Expect to drop another 150K for a used combine. New ones are upwards of 200 to 250K. And then there is implements to work the ground. Then there's the seed to put in the ground. Oh yeah, you have to have the ground to plant in. Then theres the fuel and maintenance to keep the equipment running. The fertilizer and herbicides to make sure the crop grows right.
So when you say "getting a lot back" from harvest. It's like a drop in an ocean. So now you know why I feel the farmer is way under appreciated. Give your local farmer a hug, he's keep us all fed.
Flatlander, what's the wheat look like down there. Around here it's good as done. If the farmers around here didn't have their wheat insured they're going to take a bath.
3404speed said:Yeah, buying a new tractor is more than a fully restored GTS!
ElephantKiller said:Flatlander, what's the wheat look like down there. Around here it's good as done. If the farmers around here didn't have their wheat insured they're going to take a bath.