How do you make a farmer stand still? With difficulty, and just long enough for the shutter to click.
Since my dad's time, we've lost not only the right to plant our own seed, but to make a profit.
This Labor Day, Richard Oswald honors workers with developmental disabilities -- and sheltered workshops, like the one in Rock Port, Missouri, that keep providing jobs for them.
Bolt-sitting, baby-kissing, and $1000 pies -- the county fairs of Northwest Missouri couldn't happen but once a year. Thank heaven, they still do.
"We gave them a monopoly and they are making billions," said a retired ag professor from the University of Missouri.
How do you make a farmer stand still? With difficulty, and just long enough for the shutter to click.
Since my dad's time, we've lost not only the right to plant our own seed, but to make a profit.
This Labor Day, Richard Oswald honors workers with developmental disabilities -- and sheltered workshops, like the one in Rock Port, Missouri, that keep providing jobs for them. 
Bolt-sitting, baby-kissing, and $1000 pies -- the county fairs of Northwest Missouri couldn't happen but once a year. Thank heaven, they still do.
"We gave them a monopoly and they are making billions," said a retired ag professor from the University of Missouri.
Syndication Feeds