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	Chancey May Canaan, IN My name is Chancey May. I live in Rural Southern Indiana. I am a freshman in college. I work on a farm that raises 50 acres of tobacco and 75 acres of hay. My interest in farming and farm toys began at an early age when I was 5 and bought my first farm set. My favorite brand of Tractor is John Deere all though i love all brands of tractors and am open minded about them. Age: 22 Favorite Farm Toy: All John Deere Toys Recent Toy Talk Posts Custom Harvestec 630C 6 Row Corn Head · November 2, 2007 Hello all, One thing i have noticed very oftne is custom corn heads. I decided i wanted to make one and did some searching and found a corn head that matched my pai New Finds for a Flea Market · October 26, 2007 J Bertrand--- yes its the flea market there but there is only ONE booth that has farm toys, pretty dissappointing as opposed to other years when i have been there. H New Finds for a Flea Market · October 26, 2007 Hello All, Welp i picked up a few great deals at a flea market in Louisville Kentucky Day. I purchased 3 Items, 2 Combines and a tractor: New Holland TR 97----$13 Hart Farms, spreading tobacco stalks · October 1, 2007 Ya, its everywhere in southern indiana and the northern parts of kentucky. Its kind of funny to because when the buyout came around, at least in my area, the governm Hart Farms, spreading tobacco stalks · October 1, 2007 ya ive seen operations like that, but around my area the whole plant is cut off and put onto tobacco sticks and then hung in a barn for curing, taken down and then s Hart Farms, spreading tobacco stalks · October 1, 2007 This weekend at Hart Farms we decided to spread our stockpiled tobacco stalks onto corn ground that will be used for tobacco ground next year. Hart Farms strips out   Click here to view all of Chancey's posts My Blog Remember When..... You know i was thinking the other at how I looked at the farm toy hobby before toy talk. Before toy talk came around, I remember I never worried how many acres i would be farming, or what i needed to ...