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Ladies, I will try to clarify something and perhaps this will help. Farmers in the US may not be the same as farmers in Europe. Our farmers usually own much land (sometimes in the family for many generations), drive big, expensive, sophisticated machinery and grow crops on many, many acres. Their children attend the same schools as everyone. They are hard workers. They usually live within short driving distance of a city where the wife can shop for anything, and they can all go can to a professional baseball game on the weekend if they wish. Farmers here are much the same as everyone else. 😉