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<blockquote data-quote="cowgirl8" data-source="post: 1161407" data-attributes="member: 22072"><p>Started out with 160 acres and 30 cows and one bull... 35 years later, we've grown to 2600 acres and working back up to pre-drought 250 mother cows. Half our acreage is trees, but we have enough land to have more than enough land to take care of the amount of cows we have and enough to bale hay with extra reserve for droughts. Our operation has paid for our place in less than 30 years and we've only had employees scattered though the years most have been just my husband and I. Everything is paid for, land, equipment, college for our kids, so yes, more is better. You have to be smart in every move, a hard worker, and KISS is our motto..</p><p>I edited because i forget about the 100 acre hay field we added a few years ago...so its now 2600, just use to saying 2500...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cowgirl8, post: 1161407, member: 22072"] Started out with 160 acres and 30 cows and one bull... 35 years later, we've grown to 2600 acres and working back up to pre-drought 250 mother cows. Half our acreage is trees, but we have enough land to have more than enough land to take care of the amount of cows we have and enough to bale hay with extra reserve for droughts. Our operation has paid for our place in less than 30 years and we've only had employees scattered though the years most have been just my husband and I. Everything is paid for, land, equipment, college for our kids, so yes, more is better. You have to be smart in every move, a hard worker, and KISS is our motto.. I edited because i forget about the 100 acre hay field we added a few years ago...so its now 2600, just use to saying 2500... [/QUOTE]
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