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<blockquote data-quote="watson" data-source="post: 28243" data-attributes="member: 533">I&nbsp; cringe every time I see another belt being dozed down,&nbsp; there was a reason they were all planted.&nbsp; &nbsp; You can say all you want about equipment size and how things are different now and what not,&nbsp;&nbsp; but what happened in the past can happen again.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have to travel 2-1/2 miles south of my farm before I come to the first tree,&nbsp;&nbsp; and for someone &nbsp;to say that dust storms are a thing of the past and rarely happen today should have been at my place a few days ago,&nbsp;&nbsp; you couldn't see a half mile and you couldn't stand it outside,&nbsp;&nbsp; your eyes were stinging and watering in 10 minutes.&nbsp;&nbsp; maybe it wasn't dust though,&nbsp; maybe my neighbor dropped his can of nes-quik.&nbsp; &nbsp; So if you can justify it to yourself that taking them down is the right thing to do then I say have it and I hope&nbsp; the wind blows like hell.&nbsp;&nbsp; And when the crops are dried up to shit you can use some of that $300/acre net profit mentioned earlier to buy high priced groceries like everyone has to....&nbsp;&nbsp; Just my .02</blockquote>

[QUOTE="watson, post: 28243, member: 533"] I cringe every time I see another belt being dozed down, there was a reason they were all planted. You can say all you want about equipment size and how things are different now and what not, but what happened in the past can happen again. I have to travel 2-1/2 miles south of my farm before I come to the first tree, and for someone to say that dust storms are a thing of the past and rarely happen today should have been at my place a few days ago, you couldn't see a half mile and you couldn't stand it outside, your eyes were stinging and watering in 10 minutes. maybe it wasn't dust though, maybe my neighbor dropped his can of nes-quik. So if you can justify it to yourself that taking them down is the right thing to do then I say have it and I hope the wind blows like hell. And when the crops are dried up to shit you can use some of that $300/acre net profit mentioned earlier to buy high priced groceries like everyone has to.... Just my .02 [/QUOTE]

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