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As a former farm kid, just be sure to square them away on rollover risks, restraining belts, augers and PTO’s. My Dad had me all over the county on a 1950’s era Massey as soon as I was old enough, and I was fine. But I did lose a cousin to a rollover. He got thrown from the seat when he ran a tire up over some pallets and his head ended up between the roll bar and the driveway.
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Andrew Barnwright 1y ago

Will do, thank you. We definitely preach and practice the risks and take everything in baby steps. She won't be operating this thing for a number of years, I imagine, and will make sure she's ready. Sorry about your cousin 🫂

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nobody 1y ago

I think it’s awesome that they are getting an opportunity to learn how to work and have responsibilities early on. I had the best childhood and so much freedom growing up on a farm. Shooting, driving, and vanishing for hours into the bush. That and lots of hard work.

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Andrew Barnwright 1y ago

💯, trying to get them addicted to the real world and real work vs the screen