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> The gentleman who rents our family farm It isn't your family farm anymore. In fact it's nobody's family farm. It's just farmland.

• jacquesm 4y ago
  What were you trying to achieve with this comment? 'our family farm' is a pretty clear indication of the property rights and that gives the OP every right to refer to it as that.
  • markdown 4y ago
    A "family farm" isn't just about ownership. It denotes a type of small owner-operator farm. The GP has leased their land to someone else, so it's no longer their "family farm", and it isn't a "family" farm at all because it isn't run by the family that owns it, but by a corporation with 11k acres under cultivation. It's a big-Ag farm.
    • jefftk 4y ago
      "The farm that was our family farm back when our family farmed, but now we rent it out"? I think it was clear from context.