would you like to live in a farm?

Being able to breathe fresh air and live in a peaceful environment sounds SOO good, but the farm isn't somewhere I would like to end up. I am a very social person and love to be around people. I can't be stuck in an isolated area for the rest of my life with no one to talk to but cows and chickens, lol I just can't do it.

I am interested in this lifestyle. I would love experiment with the Permaculture. I heard it's less expensive also. I would love to grow my own plants and food, and live adequately by myself. I wish I could grow my own organic food and not have the trouble of visiting the stores regularly where vegetables arrive pretty late and not fresh. I would love to have my own vegetable garden and also one Mango tree. Wow... Ha ha ha..

I would very much enjoy living in the country side, outside the busy city centre, but not really in a farm. Yes, you are right. I agree with you. Living out in a farm, especially if it is far away from the main access roads, then it would be difficult getting the day to day necessities. Living in a country side near some main roads would be very pleasant, a very refeshing environment ! That would be more preferable than living in a noisy busy city centre.

The clean air, the trees, the animals. Sure its all cozy, and no one is there to bother you, but I couldn't do it. Would be boring (for me), and if something happens you are really far from help.

Farm life is what I have wanted. I want a peaceful and quiet surrounding. I don't like the city life. I hate the noise and smoke. I just want a house in the middle of a very big ranch and no neighbors.

I am a nature lover and currently living in a city. So I was thinking why not go to my uncle's farm back in a village? I went there stayed in a cottage. It was fun all the day, there was a railroad nearby and it just got better until night arrived. It was truly a nightmare. All kinds of insects, somehow from somewhere managed to ruin my sleep! I was frustrated, stressed out. They keep ringing in your ears, mosquitoes bite like hell! It was horrible. Nature is difficult!

Dear friend, I do like it very much provided it has that greenery and have great landscapes, fresh air a place too close to natural beauty. But I hope other features like hospitals, malls, shopping places, so on are may be there. Still a place one could rest well with too close to natural beauty would a nice farm.

I sometimes wonder if I could live totally on a farm. That would be such a simple life. You would have tons of fresh air and no outside noises to bother you. I would be able to live off the land like my ancestors did. I think I would be okay with it for a while before I would miss my old life.

i like living in the farm, the pace of life is laid back, its quite peaceful its relaxing. i currently live in the city where i have to move fast, i have to meet deadline, living in the city sometimes is stressful. that is why i like living in the farm. it relaxes my nerves and i can think more clearly. buying things i need when i am in the farm is no problem with me, everything is there, but just not the same in the city where everything you need is in the department store or malls. and the most important is, living is the farm is less expensive and the food are healthy.

I think it's good to live in a farm when I'm old. But get medical care is a problem as well as living stuff. Yes have a vacation in a farm is always great. Maybe it's good to live in a suburb area around the city with good trafic by car.

I never really thought about it but it does sound like a wonderful experience away from cities. I've always wanted to live away from the city for a while, even if it's just for a few months. I like that peaceful environment too. All that quietness and being able to see the stars bright and shining in the nighttime sky without so many streetlights. I think it would be a really nice experience to live on a farm, even for just a month or two. I wouldn't know which one to choose though unless I got to really see what it'd be like to stay on a farm.

HI xane, yes why not, if all i needed is in that farm already,ahahha, But i would love to live in a farm just for a visit,may be 2 day stay will be okay.

Yes Off course. I love to. Actually Twice a year I just rush to my native and spend full day or two days. I feel very nice to feel in fresh air.

i too love nature, living in green environment breathing fresh air is like living in heaven.but all facilities will not be available so at the age of studying and working i will be in city later at the age of taking rest i will go to my native farm and settle there.

while i like the country and have a sister in law has a farm and my family have farm sat for periods of time (looking after the farm animals and whatnot) you have to drive everywhere you go if you want to do anything when you live out in the country.

I would love to live in the country. I think I would be able to adapt to it pretty well. The hardest part for me would be not being able to run to the store for a gallon of milk. I am a poor planner when it comes to stuff like that. I am sure I would learn real quick though. I think the peacefulness is what I would enjoy the most. And being able to just let the kids run. My grandparents live on a farm, and when I was younger we would go "sledding", where my grandpa would pull the hood of an old car behind the tractor or jeep. It was great. My kids have never had that experience. It wouldn't hurt my feelings at all if there was no public school nearby, I would be happy to homeschool my children, and I think a farm would be a great place to do it. They could learn so much more about our environment, the way the world works (how do plants grow, where do we get milk from, etc.) Good discussion.

yah, I agree, I love to live in a farm but not living for good, somehow I just wanted it to be a resthouse, somewhere I can go to whenever I get tired and stressed living in the city, somewhere I can go to whenever I wanted fresh air and to relax. Living in a farm is definitely relaxing but for a busy person like me I prefe living in the city, for it is more accessible to establishments and you can easily find job in the city.

hi yeah i'd love to live in a farm.i just love nature and farms and farmhouses are just what i love the most.spending time with nature has always been a very favorite pastime for me.thats y i love doing such things and love going to farms and staying in my own farmhouse.its just a wonderful feeling for me coz i'm a big time nature lover. ENJOY!!

yea, peace and quietness, relaxing, but of course you always want to party

Country living is the best. You have nothing to worry about, no neighbors. The only downside is its harder to get into town.