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Re: 1 of 10 dead end jobs!!!
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Posted by Peter D S on July 22, 2005 at 07:12:38 from (129.98.48.41):
In Reply to: Re: 1 of 10 dead end jobs!!! posted by hay on July 22, 2005 at 05:38:24:
Its not a dead end. Without our farms there is no such thing as national sercurity. A hungry nation is not secure. I really wish I knew how to farm, but being only able to get to my land once a month I have a very slow learning process. Get your message out. Get together with other farmers and find a way to get to Joe Schmoo public who buys everything with the walmart mentality. Tell him what quality means. I buy fresh, I try to buy direct. And I absolutely avoid buying produce that isn't American. And I pay extra for it. I'll do so as long as I can afford to (meaning I have a job), and I can find it (meaning you guys still farm). So don't sell out to the developers. Someday the farmers that remain will be the most important asset this country has.
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