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<blockquote data-quote="Hirschkopf" data-source="post: 4095067" data-attributes="member: 50724"><p>I can speak for my in-laws. They have about 3,000 acres of crop land and about 150 milking Holsteins. In the last 50 years, they have taken 6 vacations. The two before I met them were to Mexico and Hawaii paid for by seed company bonuses. Family (their parents) and the milk-man watched the farm while they were gone. In the last 35 years, they have taken 4 vacations - trips to Hawaii, Germany, Maryland, and Arizona to see their daughter. Her sibliings and the milk-man took care of things while they were gone. As long as one can find somebody to take care of animals and its not harvest time, a farmer can take a vacation</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hirschkopf, post: 4095067, member: 50724"] I can speak for my in-laws. They have about 3,000 acres of crop land and about 150 milking Holsteins. In the last 50 years, they have taken 6 vacations. The two before I met them were to Mexico and Hawaii paid for by seed company bonuses. Family (their parents) and the milk-man watched the farm while they were gone. In the last 35 years, they have taken 4 vacations - trips to Hawaii, Germany, Maryland, and Arizona to see their daughter. Her sibliings and the milk-man took care of things while they were gone. As long as one can find somebody to take care of animals and its not harvest time, a farmer can take a vacation [/QUOTE]
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