I remember reading comments here previously about how bankruptcy is frequent and almost a normal part of business for the farms that prop up corporate agricultu

I remember reading comments here previously about how bankruptcy is frequent and almost a normal part of business for the farms that prop up corporate agriculture. I got the impression it was more of an accounting trick, like Facebook being Irish, and not an indication that the industry itself is unprofitable. Are the bankruptcies you're referring to leaving people in poverty? Can you speak to what portion of them are just failures on paper, as opposed to "real" failures that lead to halted operations and force people out of farming altogether?