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<blockquote data-quote="abrams1997" data-source="post: 1673399" data-attributes="member: 41622"><p>Yes, loving "country" living. We moved from a county in NW Metro Atlanta that, over 10 years, became a bedroom community and turned into the worst of suburbia. We started looking for a small horse farm too late and any 5acre lot and above that was pastured and had a home big enough for a family of 6 started in the $700k. We moved 50 miles out towards Athens, GA, but it seems the million new Atlantans followed us. Our 20 acres is quickly getting surrounded by neighborhoods already. Luckily we are in a block of "farmers" that make up about 150 acres in our little corner of roads <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="😁" title="Beaming face with smiling eyes :grin:" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f601.png" data-shortname=":grin:" />. Wish I had done it sooner. My kids were all already teens when we got here 2 years ago. I am wanting to learn the need industry for when my serious horse riders are gone and my Bride and I move further out or stay here with unused acreage! I love it already.</p><p>I literally know nothing about cows except two of these heifers have had ~4 calves each and they are already 100% grass fed (except hay in winter cause he has too many cows and they eat the grass way down). My 6 acre pasture with 2 horses is mowed all the way into December.</p><p>Love the treasure trove here. Spend my quiet mornings reading since I found this site this weekend.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="abrams1997, post: 1673399, member: 41622"] Yes, loving “country” living. We moved from a county in NW Metro Atlanta that, over 10 years, became a bedroom community and turned into the worst of suburbia. We started looking for a small horse farm too late and any 5acre lot and above that was pastured and had a home big enough for a family of 6 started in the $700k. We moved 50 miles out towards Athens, GA, but it seems the million new Atlantans followed us. Our 20 acres is quickly getting surrounded by neighborhoods already. Luckily we are in a block of “farmers” that make up about 150 acres in our little corner of roads 😁. Wish I had done it sooner. My kids were all already teens when we got here 2 years ago. I am wanting to learn the need industry for when my serious horse riders are gone and my Bride and I move further out or stay here with unused acreage! I love it already. I literally know nothing about cows except two of these heifers have had ~4 calves each and they are already 100% grass fed (except hay in winter cause he has too many cows and they eat the grass way down). My 6 acre pasture with 2 horses is mowed all the way into December. Love the treasure trove here. Spend my quiet mornings reading since I found this site this weekend. [/QUOTE]
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