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RWSGFY says

PS. And what or whom you'd rather be caving to?

My guess is that he means spelunking.

Cavers rescue spelunkers. No one that actually goes caving calls it "spelunking" . We end up rescuing those people out of the caves around TAG. ( "TAG" is a caving term for the area where Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia meet, it's like swiss cheese, there are so many caves in the area) Check out the NSS website sometime.

Gay

DemoralizerOfPanicans says

He's awesome. His kid sucks ass.

I don't know much about the son other than that he's married to warmonger Victoria Nuland, daughter of "How We Die" author Sherwin Nuland.

Victoria seems determined to cause as much death as possible among Slavic men.

Fortwaye says

I know farmers, I live countryside. Category is shrinking. If land goes up, farmers can’t farm for living. I see many call it quits, kids inheriting land just sell it, or farmer gets old. Land needs to come way down to make farming profitable.

Kids will sell it for sure, but most farmers around me are wealthy. We're talking 6-7 figures a year, split amongst parents and kids. Family farmers. IL and IA do have some of the best dirt and farmland in the country/world though. Everything is grown, but it's been dry lately, so expecting some crop fires. Nothing in the 10 day.

More Americans need to garden in some capacity at least. Not many do.

Ratherbecaving says

Cavers rescue spelunkers.

Do they also farm?

This one does, I can't speak for the majority, lol

Ratherbecaving says

This one does, I can't speak for the majority, lol

So why did you ignore the question about your farm?

I said I grew up farming and around farmers , I never stated i was currently a farmer. I only have basic things, chickens and a garden that can produce winter and summer vegetables, I currently work on a horse farm as a farmhand. I was part of the FFA in school, Future Farmers of America, I know a lot of farmers though, cattle farmers, mostly hay, and alfalfa, some tobacco owners, and some soybean and corn.

The human species lived primitively for eons. Farming was one of the pillars of efficiency that gave people the "free time" to concentrate on other tasks and advance human knowledge (and thus civilization) in the blink of an eye. People who yearn for the hunter/gatherer times need to live that lifestyle only briefly before they are begging for the comforts of civilization. I suggest you read the first 3rd of "Guns, Germs, and Steel" by Jared Diamond.