Maybe I am making myself seem more important than I really am but read my comments below if you have not already. More people with a connection to farming is better for the industry in general. Further consolidation of resources is only going to further more people a greater distance from farming. This will affect consumer and political decisions concerning agriculture in the future. Too many people here think things are indispensable as they currently are in agriculture and that just is not true. Go out and talk to people and see how the thought process varies from the people on this board. People thinking that they have virtually no time for a meal during the day is quite common place. That quite a bit of nutritional value can be had through supplements taken in the form of a pill. That taste does not matter as long as you can swallow it and move on to the next task. We who are still in the industry want our cake in terms of growth of acres or animals and eat it too in terms of willing and able consumers. We can't wind the clock back to 50 plus years ago in a lot of instances but the more connection the general population has to somebody in the industry the more secure our future will be long term.
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