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... Farming has grown into a huge industry in which million dollar corporations compete with small family owned farms in order to supply us with food as well as other products farming produces. These big companies take all the profits but don’t share in the same risks as your smaller farms. ... This isn’t the case for the family owned farms whose very survival depends on all kinds of different variables that may or may not be within their control. ...
Corporate farms are the future of agriculture and will likely change the way we look at farming in general. Family farms have been on the decline for years and simply will not be able to compete with the much more profitable industrial farms being set up by large companies. These huge industrial farms have all the advantages and are able to produce in far more quantity the small family owned farms. Large industrial farms are usually backed by multimillion dollar corporations who see farming as a way of making a lot more money to add to their already full bank accounts.
Also corporately owned farms have to deal with few if any of the risks that small time farmers do. These smaller farms are owned by the farmers themselves in most cases or are being paid for through the profits the farmer makes by selling his crops.
Approximate Word count = 1092
Approximate Pages = 4.4
(250 words per page double spaced)
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