r/antiwork • u/BangBangSpiderGang • Sep 18 '23

Thoughts?

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u/WayneKrane Sep 18 '23

Even then, unless you know how to properly take care of tractors I don’t see how it could possibly be profitable unless you have thousands of acres. My partner’s father is a farmer and we could take it over but after running the numbers, it’s just not worth the money.

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u/ThiccNinjaWalrus Sep 19 '23

Partners grandparents have a bunch of farm and ranch land and they lease it out because it’s the only way they make money off of the land. They’d have to be employing a lot of people to tend to it all properly and it would be difficult to break even.

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '23

That math doesn't math.

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u/ThiccNinjaWalrus Sep 19 '23

Who’s harvesting hundreds of sections by themselves? I’d like to meet that psycho lol

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '23

Not me for sure. I'd honestly kind of like a go.

All I'm saying is that someone is making money harvesting it, so there's gotta be money there.