What is a farm?

My place is 10 acres with only a mobile home and no other outbuildings or livestock right now, and I have farm exemptions from the local government. So the bureaucrats consider my place a farm. That is what I call it too.

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That solves it! You are officially "farming"

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I love this answer!! lol

I had a good long reply to all the post but my fingers got type happy and my post vanished so I will make it short and just tell you all that it has been fun reading all of your replies. Thanks for all of your post!

No, I don't own a large piece of property to call a farm, instead I have a small piece of property and have the animals and the chores to prove it is a farm. I guess I can call it a farm if I want to since I have been paying for it with blood, sweat, musclepower and money.

George and his farm...

Has a nice ring to it!

Oh George, growing up in the Northeast you should know that if your not milking 50 plus head of cattle that is not a farm Any other place in the country anything can pass for a farm or micro farm, but nor'easterners are real strict about what can be called a farm. My wifes family has 500 plus acres of farm that has not been farmed in 50 plus years and are not allowed to call it a farm anymore, even though the sugar maples make all the tax money every year.....its just a very large camp now with some maples and hay fields.