Enjoyed your video. I retired 4 years ago as a 20+ year DHIA milk tester in northern NY. I have seen the deterioration here of the smaller(60 cow) family farms to the bigger (400- 1000+) operations. It's a sad situation for sure.
These family farms are invaluable. Having taught in a rural school (After two years in city schools) for over thirty years, I know first hand the value of children raised on family farms. I am convinced that government subsidy of small farms should make them so profitable that they are more than goldmines of opportunity, but that they spark a major trend toward small-farm agriculture that begins to dismantle corporate farms, and reverses the concentration of farm land in the hands of fewer and fewer owners. Another example of how unbridled capitalism destroys so much of what was good in our nation. We should elect politicians in favor of making small farms an amazing opportunity for young Americans by providing grants and low interest loans for the purchase of land, buildings, equipment and livestock that gives them every assurance that with hard work they can have a family that can thrive on a hundred and fifty acres of good ground.
Corporate farms will be the downfall of us all. They're trying to take over all the small farms so we will eventually be eating manufactured farm foods. Buy local. Grow your own. Be in charge of your and youre family's future.
I feel so sorry for families today, everything is against the family, the point of governments is to brake families up, just pay attention, wages low prices high....
Awesome guys. Thank you for what you do. We love Wisco milk.
I love this family... Jason has got it all figured out!
Enjoyed your video. I retired 4 years ago as a 20+ year DHIA milk tester in northern NY. I have seen the deterioration here of the smaller(60 cow) family farms to the bigger (400- 1000+) operations. It's a sad situation for sure.
👍👌🇨🇦❤, new sub, excellent content
These family farms are invaluable. Having taught in a rural school (After two years in city schools) for over thirty years, I know first hand the value of children raised on family farms. I am convinced that government subsidy of small farms should make them so profitable that they are more than goldmines of opportunity, but that they spark a major trend toward small-farm agriculture that begins to dismantle corporate farms, and reverses the concentration of farm land in the hands of fewer and fewer owners. Another example of how unbridled capitalism destroys so much of what was good in our nation. We should elect politicians in favor of making small farms an amazing opportunity for young Americans by providing grants and low interest loans for the purchase of land, buildings, equipment and livestock that gives them every assurance that with hard work they can have a family that can thrive on a hundred and fifty acres of good ground.
Can we buy direct from you??
Corporate farms will be the downfall of us all. They're trying to take over all the small farms so we will eventually be eating manufactured farm foods. Buy local. Grow your own. Be in charge of your and youre family's future.
Where is this at ???
NEAR MEDFORD WISCONSIN
I will taking a trip with the wife
☹☹😢😭 the small farms are the back bone of America!
I am a dairy farmer too.I am going organic dairy farm with 50 cows
I feel so sorry for families today, everything is against the family, the point of governments is to brake families up, just pay attention, wages low prices high....
Its all about the big corporations making money off everybody's backs.
$14, per 100 gallons. Wow someone's making money, but it's not the farmers
Per 100 pounds
even at per 100lbs that's just over a buck a gallon which is still sad for the farmer
Sorry tampon tim should been helping farms not putting tampons in boy bathrooms