who are the factory farmers?
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Company liike Pilgrims Pride, or Saunders Chicken farms.. The produce chicken for the human consumption.
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Farmers shouldn't be sued...they work very hard and get covered in mud...they need lots of countryside hugs to keep them happy x
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First, our government doesn't HAVE to hire anyone for anything.  It usually is the owners of the farms who do the hiring.  They are seeking a profit, & this means that the people who will work for the least amount of money will be hired to do the job so that the profits will be higher for the owner.  I see all types of people working in the fields, but a larger percentage of them are of Latino Heritage.  They have a oneness and more of the work ethic instilled in their culture than the average American.
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Animal Farm\n\nIf you need more info about it email me at madden_mad2003@yahoo.com : )
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THE PEOPLE!  THE PEOPLE WILL FARM!!
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Farming.\n\nSmall farms: everything.  The work literally never ends.  Tilling, planting, fertilizing, watering, harvesting, selling, repeat as many times per season as the climate and crops permit. \n\nIn rural Utah, watering is the critical factor, as everything is run on irrigation systems.  People move pipe or repair pipe quite a bit.  For really small farms, they'll usually grow a few acres of alfalfa for their own animals and to share.  So, there are three or so crops a year of that, which includes bailing and stacking the hay.  \n\nIf the farm has animals, they come first.  Always.  My first job was working on a small horse ranch in Utah, where we'd first attend to the animals needs, then go paint a barn, repair a machine, cut thistle in the pasture, burn weeds in the irrigation ditches, or whatever else was pressing.\n\nLarge farms: they're more like corporations than old-style farming.  People would have jobs broken down, computers run and manage everything, planes do the fertilizing, the tractors automate much of the work.
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Not most work on farms. And many people do hot sweaty jobs. \n And there is the cost. More and more it is costing me. I want to see where it is all going. I want more services for those who are citizens and have put their time in here first. I want enough land left for the wildlife and Horses to still graze. I want more forest. I want us to be more self Dependant. \n  And letting a ton of people in is not helping. We have enough people here. Many here populate enough as it is.\n  We all have sad stories-and some have to live with it.\n And we can't have everything we want
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LOL none I'm already a vegeterian. Hey! wait a minute don't they work on farms also, Dammit. Just kidding, but seriously, NONE.
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It would be different from country to country, but I think you have the basics as to what they would probably do. The geography and the social structure of the area would play a big part as to what would be grown in the soil and what livestock they would raise. Here are some links for you to check out:
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Check the below web sites for a lot more information than can be written on here!\nThe first web site in particular has a huge section on Yeoman farmers and lots of facts and figures (section 2)
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They really didnt have a choice. All they knew was farm labor, thats the reason most of them stayed, up until the Industrial revolution anyway.
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In the South, the economy was based on agriculture, and the chief crop was cotton, which depended heavily on labor to produce it. Slaves were an important source of labor in the farming industries.
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Ideustries based on agricultural products as raw material.\nAgro based industries may be grouped into different classes.\n\nIn some case simple processing is involved such as floor, corn mills.\nSome involve complex industrial processes such as sugar mills, paper mills.\nSome industries involve processing and conversion such as food mills, textile mills, wood factories.\n\nOn the whole agro base industries are important part of industrial nations. Except for countries like Japan, industrial base of countries is agro based industry.
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Believe it or not but they now are one of the richest and happiest people in the world, their hard work is now acknowledge and they have contracts with supermarkets and other food companies! Plus they are also recognised as nature's helpers as they grow and often give habitats for a few species like worms and chickens and without them There will be no food!\n\nBEING A FARMER NO LONGER SUCKS!
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because they had large amount of land to farm/plant. they need people to help them farm without using that much energy themselves. it's very cruel of course.
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Lager louts.  Our manufacturing industry is long dead but the 'factories' that churn out chavs on council estates are still going strong.
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when people stopped working in farms and congregated in big cities to work in factories. It is when we started to prodice in bulk for cities etc.