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Sunday, December 30, 2012

This Hit Home Today

"Remember that the way to big acreages is through small acreages. You can trade up and invest up out of the profits generated on the small acreage. If you're frustrated on a small acreage, you'll be more frustrated on a large acreage. Refine and fully develop what you have before looking for something else. And then repeat the same procedure there. By the time you let a larger acreage, you'll have the experience and the know-how to be a good steward. If you get too large an acreage too soon, you'll be a poor steward and that doesn't do anybody and good."

~Joel Salatin, excerpt from 'You Can Farm'


Start small. Small is good. Why can I never remember that? 

Monday, October 10, 2011

A Farmer's Love



Some like to roam away from home. This will by no means do for the farmer. His love of home is his safety. He must guard against contracting a fondness for being off; Aye, off from the place of his business, the place of his family, the place of his love.

~Leavitt's Farmer's Almanac