That is a whole lot of corn

78,000 pounds of corn!

My boss just said we're hiring 2 South Africans next year. I think I'm getting through to him.

Most farm hands in ND are SA as well.

Actually almost brought one to tears when I brought up SA conditions, he was in shock that I knew what was going on over there.

Glad more are getting up to the midwest. They fit right in

Sending out another load of confection sunflower seeds.

If you look closely you can almost see an antalope.

Pronghorn.

If you look closely you can almost see an antalope.

All I see if a red truck...

Dammmm nice kill.. you shot that thing right off the tractor?

Nah. This isn't even mine. I was scouting yesterday though and helped him find it.

I didn't draw tags this year.

Tan that hide!

Idk where this goes bc "farmer" is on a *spectrum* lol. But here's a couple of my sheep.

That definitely goes here. I'd really like to see more small scale farms in here.

😀

TFW there's goats. 🤗

First time driving a planter.

NICE!! @Der Seeteufel - SD

Why didn't I become a farmer? This is all so beautiful. 😩

@micbwilli hellishly difficult if you're not born into it. The start-up costs for land and equipment are astronomical

Now I'll never be happy....

I guess I'll have to enjoy these pictures and live vicariously though you guys.

It is much easier to buy a few acres and homestead. Vegetables and small livestock.

But a corn or wheat or cotton operation takes hundreds of thousands or more, at least in Oklahoma and Iowa.