People who reach the age of 100 are a remarkable exception to the rule. It is much more uncommon for someone to live to the age of 105. Nevertheless, a guy in Minnesota has managed to achieve both goals while he was still alive. Earl Mallinger was the youngest of seven brothers and sisters and was born in 1917 into a big family. Mallinger was raised on the family farm by his father, a farmer. The man’s father was born in France but moved the family to the United States in search of better economic opportunities. When he initially arrived in the United States, he enrolled in classes to improve his English language skills. In 1932, when Mallinger had just finished the eighth grade, he went to work for the family company with his father. Mallinger got his start in farming by seeing his father toil away with a horse and buggy on the family farm. Today, he follows in his father’s footsteps.
Mallinger, who is 105 years old, has the record for being the oldest crystal sugar beet grower. He was born and reared in Minnesota, and now he owns a thousand acres there. Mallinger was crowned the International Potato Grower of the Year in the past, but he no longer engages in hard work. On the other hand, he is the one who makes all of the choices for the farm. He cultivates not just beets but also wheat and soybeans on the same land. Even though Mallinger does not do all around the farm that he used to do, he is still highly busy out in his fields. His neighbor provides transportation so that he may go about and inspect the crops and employees.
When he is not working, he spends his time either playing golf or cards five days a week. Now that the farmer, who is 105 years old, is enjoying his job and his life in a different way than he formerly did, he is advising younger farmers to put in a lot of effort and to be thrifty.
People who reach the age of 100 are a remarkable exception to the rule. It is much more uncommon for someone to live to the age of 105. Nevertheless, a guy in Minnesota has managed to achieve both goals while he was still alive. Earl Mallinger was the youngest of seven brothers and sisters and was born in 1917 into a big family. Mallinger was raised on the family farm by his father, a farmer. The man’s father was born in France but moved the family to the United States in search of better economic opportunities. When he initially arrived in the United States, he enrolled in classes to improve his English language skills. In 1932, when Mallinger had just finished the eighth grade, he went to work for the family company with his father. Mallinger got his start in farming by seeing his father toil away with a horse and buggy on the family farm. Today, he follows in his father’s footsteps.
Mallinger, who is 105 years old, has the record for being the oldest crystal sugar beet grower. He was born and reared in Minnesota, and now he owns a thousand acres there. Mallinger was crowned the International Potato Grower of the Year in the past, but he no longer engages in hard work. On the other hand, he is the one who makes all of the choices for the farm. He cultivates not just beets but also wheat and soybeans on the same land. Even though Mallinger does not do all around the farm that he used to do, he is still highly busy out in his fields. His neighbor provides transportation so that he may go about and inspect the crops and employees.
When he is not working, he spends his time either playing golf or cards five days a week. Now that the farmer, who is 105 years old, is enjoying his job and his life in a different way than he formerly did, he is advising younger farmers to put in a lot of effort and to be thrifty.
