My husband and I are 4th generation family farmers and we raise corn, soybeans, wheat and sugar beets on our farm as well as two children. I am an active member of the American Farm Bureau Federation and American AgriWomen. I also work off the farm as an Insurance Specialist for the Farm Credit System.
Yes. The family farm currently consists of my mother and father-in-law, brother-in-law and husband.
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There are many misconceptions in the marketplace. Food labels and food marketing can be confusing, and less poeple are directly connecting to the farm and farming processes. As a farmer, I feel it's important to bridge this gap and to share information about what we do. All consumers should have the chance to connect with farmers and people in agribusiness.
We are a fourth generation farm family in Grant County. I often say that we live in the middle of nowhere and my husband is quick to correct me by reminding me we live in the middle of everywhere. If we head twenty miles north, west or south we are in a town of at least 1,500 residents.
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