ive never lived on a farm... well ive been to one once, on a school excursion when i was like 7 or 8 but i dunt think it was really a farm. but I got to milk a cow, and the milk was all warm and tasted gross.....well thats how i rmeember it!!

We live in a rural area on 11 acres.  We live with my partner's parents and his dad has some cows and chickens.  They also have two dogs and we have two cats.
  Before we moved here they lived on a big farm (about 250 hectares) and we lived with them for a while there too.  Cows%#t  EVERYWHERE and cows can be really annoying. They bellow when they are in heat or separated from the calves and they do it ALL night long.   I remember once we had to use the tractor to get a calf out-that was scary.   They also had chickens and crops there too.
I really don't like farms.

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I'm 12 years older than my younger brother. And my sister, who's just under 2 years older than me is disabled, so I don't really connect with any of my siblings.

I can sympathise with you there. I am actually the youngest of 3 children, but my parents separated when I was only 3. Because I was the youngest child, my mother took me with her when she left my father and older brother and sister. I was raised as an only child. When I was 11 my mother remarried, she and my new father tried to have a baby, but my sister didnt arrive until I was 18 and already living away from home. My sister was also raised as an only child as my mother and I do not get along and keep our distance from each other.

I met my younger sister when she was in her 20s, but we didnt get along either she is too much like my mum, so now I am in my 50s, with an older sister and brother neither of whom I know from a bar of soap and a younger sister who I don't know either. Strange family.

And in answer to the original post, I live in the city, although spent a lot of time living in the country although not on farms, but I friends who owned a dairy farm.