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SilverShadow22
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Considering that I’m coming FROM a mini farm (chickens) this is actually one of my areas of specialized knowledge. I’ve butchered chickens AND a cow, for instance, and he has not. Again, I’m not jumping out of my depth.If you guys get to engagement, make sure you have very clear shared ideas about what your role will be with the kid and the mini-farm.
My mom was a farm kid and my dad is (among many other things) a rancher, but my mom has successfully avoided 95% of ranch work for at least the last 35 years that I know of (she’ll very occasionally feed the cows when my dad is away). My dad loves it and he does it, but it’s his thing, not my mom’s thing. My grandparents have been a bit different (grandma was much more involved with the farm), but this is something to be decided very individually.
If the mini-farm isn’t something you feel passionate about, I would not feel compelled to go 50/50 on it, especially as new babies arrive. (One of the top 10 things on my list a pregnant lady should not have to do–throwing 50 pound hay bales around.)