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<blockquote data-quote="Cab-over Pete" data-source="post: 7548657" data-attributes="member: 416"><p>Just to repeat, he doesn’t work at home, he’s on a local arable and dairy farm, cracking place with a good herd and modern kit. He’s getting the experience of different points of view and the discipline of having to be at work on time (always early) and get himself up and going at 5am on his weekends covering dairy duties.</p><p></p><p>He gets very varied work from calf feeding to combining, which he’s very lucky to be doing. Everyone at the farm is expected to do all tasks but he’s lucky to be 17 and ploughing all day on a new tractor while the regular chaps are in the yard. It’s a great place for him to work.</p><p></p><p>That’s probably part of the problem! Had he spent the last year sweeping the yard and training calves on to buckets he might be longing to get in to college.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cab-over Pete, post: 7548657, member: 416"] Just to repeat, he doesn’t work at home, he’s on a local arable and dairy farm, cracking place with a good herd and modern kit. He’s getting the experience of different points of view and the discipline of having to be at work on time (always early) and get himself up and going at 5am on his weekends covering dairy duties. He gets very varied work from calf feeding to combining, which he’s very lucky to be doing. Everyone at the farm is expected to do all tasks but he’s lucky to be 17 and ploughing all day on a new tractor while the regular chaps are in the yard. It’s a great place for him to work. That’s probably part of the problem! Had he spent the last year sweeping the yard and training calves on to buckets he might be longing to get in to college. [/QUOTE]
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