how many of us Got Mudders own a farm or livestock??

[OHEARN.2012]

wondered if any of you owned farms and also mud bogged??

i own a cow and my dad has a sheep but farming has been a big part of my life since i was a baby.  my mom milked cows when she was pregnant with me and when i was born i was in my crib out in the barn while my dad was milking. ive grown up around pretty much every farm animal. my gpa has owned the farm for over 50 years and now we have around 60-70 head of cattle and 150-200 sheep. and have around 150 acres of hay and were going to out up corn this summer. but every summer i help putting up hay and tending to animals working on equipment etc etc yada yada the farm life.

i want to hear about other got mudders farms if you got one?

[OHEARN.2012]

forgot to add right now i work at a dairy farm just down the road from me milking 6 times a week usually lasts about 3-4 hours we milk around 170 cows

[Boggerram87]

We Got Chickens & Phesant!

[OHEARN.2012]

i want chickens cuz nuins better then farm fresh brown chickedn eggs but my mom wont lemm get any

[Hammerlane]

grew up that way.. when Livingston co. was farm land..
worked a couple of local dairy farms and horse spreads, we always had and raced horses.
shame it's all planted in houses now..

[Blazin40s]

Not me, no farms in troy, lol

[Bowtie972]

Grew up on my Gpa's farm.  Lived across the street, was there everyday.  Was driving tractor when i was 5 or 6.  All vegetables though, no livestock.

[Blue]

I dont own one but i work on one during the summer months. milking cows and cutting and raking and bailing hay. oh and cant forget picking it up  off the field and putting it in the barn. I love it and plan on owning one.

[bewalker]

live on my family farm, work 100 head of beef cattle, 40 hogs, and too many chickens lol

[Crazymays77]

We have a baby duck does that count as a farm? Lol

[monsterjeep]

i have two cows 5 pigs 1 horse 1 rabbit there 4-h animals been raising animals for last 10 years

[OHEARN.2012]

i hate to say this but actually farming is one of the hardest businness nowadays to get into UNLESS you or family alredy own a farm/land.

also to be a farmer you have to be in debt especially dairy farming that is a big profit bussiness but lately it went down the poo hole

TOO many farms are being foreclosed and farming is the backbone of america

[Blue]

i hate to say this but actually farming is one of the hardest businness nowadays to get into UNLESS you or family alredy own a farm/land.

also to be a farmer you have to be in debt especially dairy farming that is a big profit bussiness but lately it went down the poo hole

TOO many farms are being foreclosed and farming is the backbone of america

thats bad news

[mudboggTshirts]

I was a stable manager for a short time at Thomet Stables in Ada and I was a stable manager at Equest Center for Thereputic riding..private horse care for different barns in Grand Rapids Greenville area....had a rescue horse for a short time, my sister next door has chickens so I get fresh eggs, I raised a turkey, ducks...now...now no farming since my sisters kids next door no longer do 4-H

[BigFrank]

i farm but not with traditonal methods

[boggers55]

chickens

[OHEARN.2012]

i farm but not with traditonal methods

wat methods do you use??

[mudboggTshirts]

i farm but not with traditonal methods

wat methods do you use??

I was thinkin the same thing

[OHEARN.2012]

haha we have every type of pull equipment damn near but we have no horses so we have to use todays nice technology its so much easier

['the DON']

mom and dad got chickens and ducks and i got tractor tires on my truck is that close