
Family vs. Corporate Farming
I think sometimes when people hear the term “family farm,” they picture a small, quaint scene from yesteryear with a farmer holding a pitchfork and wearing overalls.
I think sometimes when people hear the term “family farm,” they picture a small, quaint scene from yesteryear with a farmer holding a pitchfork and wearing overalls.
The world’s food supply is depending on millions of family farmers just like the Borgs – families who don’t quit in the face of bad weather, bad luck or even personal tragedy.
How two brothers are closing the gap between their farm and your table.
Popcorn has always been an important part of Norm Krug’s story. His father grew it for 40 years.
Nelson and his father share a passion for the ethanol industry and the many benefits that stem from it.
Many people are surprised to learn that 99% of farms in America are family-owned.
She’s responsible for farming some 1,000 acres. Sarah and her father, John, operate as individual sole proprietors.
People unfamiliar with farming might assume that fertilizer is the only way
As more people become engaged with where their food comes from and
Everyone with a car, lawn mower, motorcycle or other gasoline-powered machinery is
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