I don't (or didn't) know the answer to those questions.
Regarding corporate farms, they may actually be some of the most productive farms, and give people actual opportunities to find good jobs in farming (that donmt require that they inherit a farm from mum and dad).
If you manage to tolerate the interviewer, I think the person being interviewed here was very interesting, and made me think about corporate farming in a different way:
Regarding corporate farms, they may actually be some of the most productive farms, and give people actual opportunities to find good jobs in farming (that donmt require that they inherit a farm from mum and dad).
If you manage to tolerate the interviewer, I think the person being interviewed here was very interesting, and made me think about corporate farming in a different way:
https://youtu.be/pgdLYugmkX8