farm life

[cgeiger1983]

moooooooooooooooo

[mrrangerrick]

I've always lived in a suburb...never lived on a farm. I've kind of wanted to though, it's simple, yet tough. Hard work is appreciated and expected. I think I'd do well on a farm (until I had to do gross stuff). haha

[vickysue]

Living on a farm/ranch, either one is a great place to raise children, they learn a lot. It is a great life. But on the other hand is hard, tough and sometimes really dirty work and a lot of times it is from sunup to sundown and later. in my case I was up by 5 a.m. and sometimes when I would be canning it would be midnight before I went to bed. Get up and start all over again the next day. But raised two great kids.

[12amos]

I was raised on a farm and yes it is hard work.  You definitely learn the value of a dollar and to appreciate the finer things in life.  But this experience taught me a great deal that I probably would not have learned other wise. 

[schoolvan]

Haven't had to much exprinse  in that my uncles had one.

[Bartlamorfus]

What discerns a garden from a farm?

[moon29]

the entire time i was growing up i live on a farm and now that i moved to be with my husband almost 10 yrs ago i live in the city and i cannot stand it .  neighbors are too close too many people i want to move to the country again and i finally got my husband to agree in a couple of years we will sell our house in the city and finally be moving into the country i cant wait.

[Nancy5]

I have never lived on a farm, and truthfully I have never even been on one.

[champak97]

I would like to live in a farm, and it would be lots of work and fun at the same time.

[tuyetmai]

I don't like to leave where the place with not much people, because I get use to it in the crouded place.  I've visited my friends in the farm before, it seem nice and very quiet.

[minioncookies]

I'm now closest to a farm that i ever want to get now living in the country which I'm not to fond of btw

[nmbrown863]

I have never lived on a farm but I would have liked too. I know it is hard work but  I love animals. Lots of land..would be nice.

[plennis]

Farms and ranches both are lots of hard work.  Have family that have dairy farms and others that have cattle ranches.   Both are lots of work, but also lots of fun.  We would have a big party when it was time to brand, and all the neighbors around would come and help with branding and vaccinations.  Big party when it was time to dip the sheep, it was hard work but great fellowship with all the neighbors.     

[drpybutt]

yeah I think it would be great to except on warm and extremely humid days when cow manure gets really ripe!

[sdenimandlace1]

I live on a farm and love it.