He didn’t say 20 pounds. He said 20 bags. Could have been any size.

Also straight row might have been the final challenge and done without a horse, so hand done much harder.

You sorely overestimate how easy it is to get a trained animal to walk in a perfectly straight line. They do not get magical perfect-line-walking powers just because they are animals.

“Seed” in 1910 was not even close to what it is today. This was also likely cereal grains and maybe some pulses. What you could buy was basically grain from the previous year.

Also the local Coop’s/grain sellers would absolutely give free seed to new immigrants anyways. It was just smart business for them. The new farmers had no place else to sell the harvest but to them. More production = more money for them. A few pennies invested that yielded dollars for years.

Ah yes.

Nothing ever happens.

Username checks out. You give too many my guy.

Seed back then would have just been unprocessed grain. I don’t know about prices in the early 1900s, but the current price of unprocessed wheat is around $230 per metric ton. That’s around $0.10/lb.

Not even in the ballpark of the $5/lb you cute for grass seed.

Ey man, would greatly appreciate it if you do not be racist to Canadians. As a fellow Canadian myself and college major (doctorate) in gender/race studies, I don’t remember the part of class where they said it was okay to be racist to them. Now if you’re gonna be racist to someone, be racist to Lybia, who under the rule of Gaddafi has been a continuous threat to Canadian land. I personally partake in searching for Lybian internet accounts disguised under a VPN in order to continuously harass them online, to withhold the patriotism of my fellow Canadian land.

Sorry, it’s all air bnb’s now.

Farming isn’t a simple life, just letting you know from the start.

Any countries still giving free land for expats?

That depends. Do you have a time machine?

Russia, they’re trying to populate Siberia.

Sicily gives you derelict houses