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Farming is a vocation that requires 24/7 attention on the farm. And perhaps special talent like the Dutch compared to the rest of Europe. One cannot farm by cellphone and expect a good harvest. The farmer is either inefficient, or sitting on a disaster waiting to happen. Is this... show more

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