How many months a year do you work?

[Klause]

Admins. .Ya wanna get rid of tweety?


Pretty obvious he is a troll.

Has yet to contribute anything meaningful and every post is designed to rile members up.

[farmaholic]

Careful Klaus, I may fall into the same category, can be a bit of an antagonist myself. Sometimes don't contribute alot of "value" either...

[SASKFARMER3]

Tweet really your comment is totally idiotic.
Come to our shop ill show you what a grain farmer does all winter.
Man you have no clue. No clue at all.
Ah farming.

[cottonpicken]

Farming is so great,that's why there are so many farmers especially young farmers,o wait

[tweety]

Wow Klause, totally unexpected comment from a guy like you. Bully. Lets delete everyone who doesn't think exactly like you. Work life balance is a tricky subject regardless of your occupation.

Farming101, on call for what? Grain farming?

Aren't forums for discussion and to think about what you're doing, how others do and feel about doing the same things as you?

[Klause]

Sorry but most of your posts flame somebody... maybe your tone but in Internet terms it's called being a troll.....


Far majolica you don't post simply for the sake of trying to get a rise out of someone every time you post

[tweety]

Still being a bully.

My opinion isn't your opinion. Youhave to accept that.

But when you personally attack some someone for their opinion which is different then yours, that's when you break the rules of this forum.

God forbid someone be positive about how great agriculture and farm life is.

If you or anyone are pissed off at my comments which apply to me and are about me and how i feel about ag, perhaps you need to seriously ask yourself why.

[cuban_assassin]

The bottom line is if a farmer only works five months a year on his or her farm then can you imagine how much more profitable they would be if the actually worked at it all year.
I spend my winters doing a lot of marketing, farm business analysis, agronomic research, production planning, seed cleaning, hauling grain and equipment repair and maintenance. These duties, if handled properly are just as important as the production duties and ensure that you can focus all your time on getting the field work done when the time is right!

[tweety]

Maybe profit isn't the motivating factor then.

Efficiency may be. It is to me.

Disclaimer:
The comments are my own, they are about me, not to offend anyone who may misconstrue what i say to be saying about them or stating that they should do. Its merely an opinion.

[foragefarmer]

Everybody's entitled to their opinion. If you don't like the opinion, debate it or offer another side to the issue.

This BS of asking Admin to kick someone off is WEAK.

[farmaholic]

Klaus, Thanks for not disagreeing with anything else I said, I think.