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Farming is a noble occupation. So much so, that it can be said that farming was the precursor to civilization. When man bridged from foraging for food to growing the food, civilization began. This bridging permitted an advanced farm culture to grow, one that meant that the farmer family, in the main, was to became self-reliant. What farm product and how much was to be grown, how it was to be cultivated, and how and when it was to be harvested, were all decisions left to the farmer and his family, inasmuch as farm families all participated in the farm operation.

Unfortunately, some 75 years ago, during the great depression in America, the New Deal Congress started to inject itself into agriculture. Concepts of what products should be grown, and how much, passed to Government to be regulated. These first agriculture concepts grew politically until we arrived to the point today where it is no longer a matter of the Government regulating what products are to be grown, and how much, but even what price the farmer will sell his product for, and to whom.

There is no constitutional authority for Government to intrude into agriculture, period! If you, a farmer, believe this statement to be true, this website is for you.

If you believe that Government will solve any farm problem you have, this website is not for you. If you believe that 3rd party entities with vested commercial interests in your farm operation, example, the Farm Bureau Insurance Company, will lead the way for you, this website is not for you.

The United States farmer must reclaim the self-reliance of the farmer family of years past. There can be no other to lead the way, but the individual farmer!

Are you ready? If so, tell us how here...

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