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<blockquote data-quote="Bestoutwest" data-source="post: 1495992" data-attributes="member: 19397"><p>Not necessarily. If this is all he knows, no education, loses everything, what's he going to do? We all know how most on here feel about becoming part of the welfare problem. As for moving to a different market, such as raw milk or beef, it's not always that easy. There's regulations that one must follow, land restrictions since most dairies in New England don't have hundreds and hundreds of acres to run cows on, and let's be honest, some folks just aren't good business people. I'm on a couple of the Facebook groups for cattle, and they are saying that some of the big buyers are creating their own dairies and putting out the small family farms. This may not be temporary for these folks.</p><p></p><p>As a side note, I'm not sure life insurance will pay out if it's a suicide. But with farming, there's a lot of "accidents" one could have....The big take away is how sad this is.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bestoutwest, post: 1495992, member: 19397"] Not necessarily. If this is all he knows, no education, loses everything, what's he going to do? We all know how most on here feel about becoming part of the welfare problem. As for moving to a different market, such as raw milk or beef, it's not always that easy. There's regulations that one must follow, land restrictions since most dairies in New England don't have hundreds and hundreds of acres to run cows on, and let's be honest, some folks just aren't good business people. I'm on a couple of the Facebook groups for cattle, and they are saying that some of the big buyers are creating their own dairies and putting out the small family farms. This may not be temporary for these folks. As a side note, I'm not sure life insurance will pay out if it's a suicide. But with farming, there's a lot of "accidents" one could have....The big take away is how sad this is. [/QUOTE]
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