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I guess I’m not familiar with this. I live in northern midwestern farm country (corn/soybean fields) and can see some consolidation, but still almost all family

I guess I’m not familiar with this. I live in northern midwestern farm country (corn/soybean fields) and can see some consolidation, but still almost all family farms.

bluGill 4y ago
There are no family farms for accounting reasons. The family still lives on the farm and looks like a family farm, but the legal situation is all corporate farm.
- wrycoder 4y ago
  Many family farms are incorporated, for numerous good reasons, but that doesn't mean they have been sold to BigAg.
- bequanna 4y ago
  I'm not sure what you think you mean by "corporate farm". Pretty much every single business has some corporate structure for tax, liability, etc. purposes.
floren 4y ago
Pretty much all of those farms in your area started out as 160 acres. If you see any bigger, that's consolidation.