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New YOrk Times article rebuttals/ responses to "Don't Let YOur Children Grow Up to be Farmers"

 
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Just got this on the comfood list - http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/15/opinion/can-you-earn-a-living-at-farming.html?_r=1

I'm glad to see Joel Salatin's response. Thought this might be good food for thought for others here. How would you respond to these arguments? I admit I didn't read hte original article, I thought it would drag me down, and I"ve likely heard these limiting beliefs before. I believe anything is possible.

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i agree with the ideas presented in the original article. the title is a bit much but the writing makes some important points that i think need to be addressed.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/10/opinion/sunday/dont-let-your-children-grow-up-to-be-farmers.html
 
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