I luv to farm so I was wondering if it would b wrong of me 2 look 4 a s american and farm in brazil as well?

Question

What I want 2 do is find some 1 with s american farm ties and exchange labor w/ her brothers we would fly back & forth & help eachother farm. what do u think?

Answer 1

I think even farmers spell better than you do

and secondly, how well can you manage 2 farms on 2 continents?!?

I'm thinking stay in Nebraska and enjoy

Answer 2

If you want the American farming experience, I would suggest that you take a year off, let someone else farm your land and make arrangements to work on a farm in the US. If you are just wanting some additional labor, you can hire a lot labor for the price of all of those airline tickets.

Answer 3

Honestly Ed, if you look at my response to your question about why people think it is the farmers fault for high food cost, if consider bringing in foreign labor for a product that should remain local and within closed borders, I think you are asking for a problem. I am sorry you can't find help as it is so beneath so many men to do a real days work that isn't in some air conditioned office, but that is why our food costs so much and tastes so bad. Those fools need to grow some food. Kids need to spend some time doing a real job, there, with you and not pissin and moanin cause they have to deliver a handful of newspapers for their video games. The problem isn't that you need cheap foreign labor, but we all need to look at why we even need factory farms and the previously outlined cost breakdown. Yes, you do what you love but there is too much associated B>S>. You should be farming for your community and providing them your greatest food achievement. Then the farmer would be king again, not big business. And you would have your help, without the language barrier. If you want to go to South American or Central America, you can and maybe you should. It is not far from my mind, in all honesty.

Answer 4

Naw it's ok. Go on and do it.