When you think about it, it is kind of crazy that only 2% of the United State’s population provides sustenance for the rest of the population.
Hi, I'm Amanda! My family farms corn and soybeans in Southwest Michigan. I'm also a practicing attorney.
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We won't finish #plant23 today. But we'll be really, really close. So what happens then? My latest on AGDAILY
6 ways crop farmers stay busy throughout the summer | AGDAILY
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Crop farmers have plenty to keep them busy during the summer months, though it's true that they may not be working every single day.
The floor is lava. Except now we're adults and it's actually poison ivy. π
We're done planting corn!! π₯³π₯³
Reducing food waste is a goal we should all have. Vilifying a product that can help us do that with disinformation isn't helping. My latest for AGDAILY
Social media is wrong to vilify Apeel's shelf-life technique | AGDAILY
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Apeel is a useful tool to safely and effectively extend the shelf life of fresh produce, yet activists aim to denigrate this remedy to food waste.
A very important, needed, can’t live without 2%.
Very interesting and eye-opening fact just shared there. Definitely, a serious reason to value farm and ranch families. As Phil commented, we can’t live without the efforts of this particular 2% of the population.