Thanks, the downvote that I was referring to was the original post which was being down voted. That post was meant to be linked to that post not the above. My

Thanks, the downvote that I was referring to was the original post which was being down voted. That post was meant to be linked to that post not the above. My bad. I can see that I'm touching on a heated topic (Rural vs. Urban living) that people feel strongly about. My original point is that there appears to be people willing to work on farms, but not the types of farms that build culture and invite communities to be a part of. So we are left with migrant workers which in this day in age are probably largely illegal. I would assume that this is an untouched labor force and economic niche that is being underutilized.