A young dairy farmer says starting on his own as milk
prices started to tank has forced him to become a better businessman.
“If I didn’t figure out a way to do things in a very prudent manner, I couldn’t pay my bills and I couldn’t stay in business.”
Third generation dairy farmer James Weber tells Brownfield
while in college, his family decided to sell their 40-cow herd before he was
ready to take on the responsibility himself.
Continue reading Young farmer says patience and honesty key in succession at Brownfield Ag News.
