Life Are you still working?

farmerchief · 03-24-2020, 10:22 AM

Most farmers go to work everyday, especially those of us in remote areas, who dont have to be around anybody but family members. Unless we have to run into local town for parts. Local JD dealer has locked their front doors to customers, if you need parts, they ask you to order from phone, when they have your parts they will call you and you can pick up at front door. Not a real inconvenience.

I normally look up parts online anyway, and give them the part #'s, makes everyones life easier.

Were still doing maintenance and repairs on equipment in my shed, too wet to think about any work in the fields. Normally we would be thinking about doing a "burndown" spray to kill weeds in fields we intend to plant in May, but the extended wet weather has put than on hold.

View Poll Results: Are you still working?
Yes - I go into work everyday	99	46.70%
Yes - I'm working remotely	81	38.21%
No - My job has been shut down	15	7.08%
No - I've been let go	3	1.42%
I'm retired	13	6.13%
Gaz never worked a day in his life..	1	0.47%
Voters: 212. You may not vote on this poll

03-24-2020, 10:22 AM	#11
farmerchief Field General Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Freeport,Ks Casino cash: $-1464933	Most farmers go to work everyday, especially those of us in remote areas, who dont have to be around anybody but family members. Unless we have to run into local town for parts. Local JD dealer has locked their front doors to customers, if you need parts, they ask you to order from phone, when they have your parts they will call you and you can pick up at front door. Not a real inconvenience. I normally look up parts online anyway, and give them the part #'s, makes everyones life easier. Were still doing maintenance and repairs on equipment in my shed, too wet to think about any work in the fields. Normally we would be thinking about doing a "burndown" spray to kill weeds in fields we intend to plant in May, but the extended wet weather has put than on hold.
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