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    Farming has been the backbone of our nation since we became a nation. But over time, our farms turned into industries, producing not goods for food consumption but for commercial consumption. Through bribes, the government of the past encouraged farmers to move away from sustainable, multi-produce production, to single crop growing, like corn. This is not good for our economy, for our environment or even the family farmer. Putting all their proverbial eggs in one basket means if their one crop…

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    MAKE SURE YOUR TENSE IS CONSTANT AND DOESN’T SWITCH BETWEEN PRESENT/ PAST TENSE Key Reasons for Colonizing (will make hook later) Pennsylvania is the place where every colonist is treated in the same manner, your social status, religion, and gender does not matter. You will not be persecuted for your religion or beliefs. Colonists in Pennsylvania are very neighborly and help each other out during hard times. No one will covet another man or have reason to harm another. Pennsylvanians’…

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    However, those that do will still be getting a source of income from the selling their farm to investment farms or even large scale operation farms. Furthermore, this option is classified as the most common in regards to family farms posing a threat by the year of 2040 (Tal, 2015). The challenges associated with the introduction of vertical farming becomes of future of production lifeline a big challenge that…

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    The Rise and Fall of the American Farm “The welfare of the farmer is vital to that of the whole country” said President Taft in the year (Taft). Farming played a vital role in the American way of life. Farms, were so essential to America, they served as the subject matter for artists, Alexandre Hogue and Anna Robertson Mary Moses. Each artist created a unique vision of the American rural farm that illuminated the emotions that were abundant during a particular time frame. Alexandre…

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    By describing the driver of the tractor as a “machine man”, Steinbeck once again shows the reader that life is leaving the farm (Steinbeck). Steinbeck continues to describe the driver of the tractor as one who “understands only chemistry; and he is contemptuous of the land and of himself” (Steinbeck). By referring to science rather than nature, Steinbeck shows that the modernization…

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    Wendell Berry, an American author, poses the question: “Why do farmers farm, given their economic adversities on top of the many frustrations and difficulties normal to farming? The answer is always: Love. They must do it for love. Farmers farm for the love of farming. They love to watch and nurture the growth of plants. They love to live in the presence of animals. They love to work outdoors. They love the weather, maybe even when it is making them miserable. They love to live where they work…

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    in-depth understanding of the local market, you can rely on their team to help identify your goals and work toward them. Homestead Land Company offer a wide selection of customizable farm management services, including: Tenant Selection Rental Rate Calculation Financial Consideration Land Use & Stewardship Whether your family has owned the property for years or you just…

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    growing up in a rural community. He states that agriculture is a very big part of the economy. Presently, there are not as many small farm families. Families are getting bigger and the smaller farm families are branching off to find jobs in other areas. The larger farm families take on the burden of supporting their community through farming. The decrease in farm families leads to a decrease in employment. While reading Chapter 6, I found that in 1800, 95% of Americans made their full-time…

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    strengths that Zenda Farms contains is their relationship with the Thousand Island Land Trust (TILT). TILT acquired Zenda Farms through the MacFarlane gift in 1997. Ever since then, TILT has dedicated itself to preserving the local wildlife, as well as Zenda’s own buildings and infrastructure. TILT manages over 7,000 acres of land in the surrounding region and has much knowledge about land conservation, and land practices, so they are a powerful support tool for Zenda Farms. TILT even…

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    America has made a lot of changes in the past on becoming more inventive, resourceful, and as well as industrialized. Due to the variations in how our food industries operate, small family-owned farms have rapidly vanished leaving us with large, industrialized productions that mass produce for the benefit of the Large Corporations. Americans expect to be able to have large quantities of food available for purchase at anytime and at a low price. Unfortunately in order to get that food to us at…

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