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What is special about family farms, that doesn't apply to other family-owned businesses?
by rahimnathwani 2y ago
What is special about family farms, that doesn't apply to other family-owned businesses?
- mickael-kerjean 2y agoyour typical business isn't working at the same level of the maslov pyramid than a farm. I don't want a world where only the wealthy can afford to give milk to their kids
- FrustratedMonky 2y agoI think because farms need to be a certain size to be effective. And, even though they might be worth a lot as real-estate, the land could be worth millions, the people farming could be poor. Guess, to your point. If a family owns a dry cleaner, similar situation.
- throwaway7ahgb 2y agoBecause when the US was settled (not that long ago), 90%+ of people were farmers. Now the East and West coast voters see no value in these farms so want the government to tax them away. They also naively think that the local farmers market can supply the country's food supply.