I love farming. I love country. I'm American. I love dancing. I go to college.  I study farming. I have taken sociology classes. I live on a farm. I have multiple pets; pigs, horses, hens and they always keep me busy. I feed and taking care for the animals and plants, and harvesting the crops on the farm. I have a stand on the Farmers Market. Everyday I consume vegetables that I grow. I am vegan. I eat a lot different types of beans for protein. My father has a farm. He is working on the farm. I do farming. I don't like to be an electrician.
I have a dog named Bart. My parents are divorced. My father owns a farm. I don't live with my father. I am not Vegan. I admire a person that is vegan. I do get homegrown vegetables and meat from my dad's farm. I'm studying sociology in college. I live in a dorm and I get home sick. I don't have enough information about farming. I'm not interested in electronics engineering.
I just read about an initiative about distributing vets to nearby farms on the college website. The goal of the initiative is to both provide knowledge and the latest findings to local area and provide the new graduate students the opportunity to touch real farming experiences. I though your father may be interested in this, since he's worried about the future of his farm. I think this is a good opportunity to find a potential candidate to concede the farm to in the future. My dad is kind of old fashion. He wants to do everything on his own and does not want any help from outsiders I can understand that, most farmers are like that. I just thought it might be useful for him in case he's worried about the future at all. I tell him about it though, I think it would be very helpful to him. How about your dad? What does he think about it? He said he wasn't really interested at first, but, he's been asking questions here and there so I think he might be curious. I think just the idea of something new they balk at but they start thinking that it might help Yeah, seems like all farmers are like that. I'll probably end up the same when I'm older. i think we all are afraid of change at first Which is fine because the old ways are old ways for a reason. Sometimes change is good and sometimes it isn't good. i guess it is true it is hard to teach an old dog new tricks Yes I think that saying is quite true, especially when it comes to farmers. So, how is the farm been treating you?