How do we fix agribusiness?

Pray to Jesus

Take it urban. feed 50 families off 1 acre https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSNc13cmknE

60k sounds like peanuts compared to what a big fram would be losing. Just make it 200k, people will come.

>>962033
Once the recession starts, lots of people will be flooding to agriculture.

>Move to bumfuck nowhere to work for mega agri business that doesn't give a shit about you
>Get cancer from Monsanto's chemical spray shit
>Back breaking work in the sun every day
>"Starting salary JUST UNDER 60k"

Gee, I wonder why

>>962033
interesting, I'm writing a paper about the externalizes that currently exist subsequent to the Agribusiness super-industry. I'm 2000 words deep and I'm not pulling out.

>what can they do to fix their employment problem?
Uh. Seems like a simple supply and demand problem OP. Why move to iowa for 60k when i can make 55k in a suburb of a big city?

>>962033
>Are you surprised that nobody wants to move to bumfuck Iowa to take these jobs?

I was a software engineer in bumfuck Iowa.

Moved to Denver and got a 50% raise. Good times.

Shitty commute though.

>median starting salary of 60k
Maybe if you are working minimum of 60 hour weeks

Grew up in rural iowa.
Only now in my 30s I realize I should have gone ag. Businessfags are making bank. Plus the jobs are sweet.

One of my buddies is a protien specialist for a major purchaser and marketer. His job consists of lots of awesome dinners, seminars about steak. And tours of farms and shit. Fucking awesome way to live. He makes decent money too.

I also know some dudes who work in ag equipment. Companies like Catipillar and John Deere, jobs ranging from engineers to sales or finance. All are doing well.

Also know a guy in crop insurance and he us legitimately fuck you rich.

>>962033

I develop ventilation and automation components for the greenhouse industry. Work in a moderately large city...