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<blockquote data-quote="som farmer" data-source="post: 7607423" data-attributes="member: 86168"><p>mine assured me it was sorted, he went, 26 yrs later, still not sorted, if only he had been honest.</p><p>following ill health after an accident, which won't improve, l passed the chequebook over to my son, aged 27, and l get a lot of enjoyment, watching him succeed, as would a lot of other farmers, if only they would trust the next generation.</p><p>l'm still here, we talk thinks over, we can disagree, but he listens, and l quite enjoy a little giggle, when l see something done, when at the time, it was 'rubbish'. I can still potter about, drive around the stock, stay at reel end of elec fences, and act as as a gofer, go for this, or that. A friends dad died, not long ago, aged 83, wouldn't pass the books over, because he had only had them, for 10 yrs, his mother had them prior to him.</p><p> The biggest downside of owned family farms, they are simply to valuable, large amounts of money, and siblings, or their partners, want a slice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="som farmer, post: 7607423, member: 86168"] mine assured me it was sorted, he went, 26 yrs later, still not sorted, if only he had been honest. following ill health after an accident, which won't improve, l passed the chequebook over to my son, aged 27, and l get a lot of enjoyment, watching him succeed, as would a lot of other farmers, if only they would trust the next generation. l'm still here, we talk thinks over, we can disagree, but he listens, and l quite enjoy a little giggle, when l see something done, when at the time, it was 'rubbish'. I can still potter about, drive around the stock, stay at reel end of elec fences, and act as as a gofer, go for this, or that. A friends dad died, not long ago, aged 83, wouldn't pass the books over, because he had only had them, for 10 yrs, his mother had them prior to him. The biggest downside of owned family farms, they are simply to valuable, large amounts of money, and siblings, or their partners, want a slice. [/QUOTE]
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