We have some close friends that are farmers. Both have 200+ acres. Each of them employ about as many workers as a midsize restaurant. But farming is really har

We have some close friends that are farmers. Both have 200+ acres. Each of them employ about as many workers as a midsize restaurant. But farming is really hard work - none of their kids want to take on the business. As they retire, the people actually set to take over the farm work are all immigrants (who do not have the capital to acquire the huge farms). So we'll probably see a trend where the farmland goes to capital management firms while most of the work will be managed and performed by the same group of immigrants.