Wednesday, October 29, 2008

A Growing Field

Farming is a family business that’s been passed down through generations. 80% of those are self-employed farmers and ranchers. Farming is less of a job but a lifestyle. It not for everyone, just the ones that have the passion for farming. To work in harmony with the land and not against. Michigan State University launched a one year organic farming program that offers courses in soil and crop managing. The program give student’s hands-on experience on what it will be like to be an organic farmer, and getting them prepared. It has attracted many people who have no experience or never lived on a farm. When being a farmer you have to run your own business. And the students are in the CSA Community Supported Agriculture. The program gives the students in the class a chance to sell fresh local produce.

7 comments:

+Ms. King+ said...

Nice article, farming also depends on what they can grow in the area they live in. Are you interested in farming?

Anonymous said...

I likes your summary so far but i think you can give more info on farming & the edeucation it has. Good work.

Speggy said...

Ooook nice article ☻, but farming depends on the what they can harvest in the area they are living i..

francitabitah said...

good job!

Lana said...

n-i-c-e work!

Melanie said...

w-o-w niice wrk...

Natasha said...

cool article yo