Chris Pawelski

Life On The Farm

Life on the farm ‘aint what it use to be – and that’s a good thing! Improving connectivity in agricultural areas allows more people to get online and for the increased visibility of rural producers.

Connectedness helps us understand a different perspective, and can put each of us in someone else’s shoes. I’m particularly excited by the abundance of farmers and agriculture-focus professionals on about.me. Connecting with people through about.me that you don’t have an opportunity to meet during your normal day is invigorating!

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“Cultivators of the earth are the most virtuous and independent citizens.” -Thomas Jefferson”

traffas Marta Dalton kit.papworthWe rely on farmers to nurture and harvest the food that sustains us all. There are countless benefits to urban life, but one downside is the disconnect between the food we find at the market and the people who produce it.

Farmers like Chris Pawelski (driving his tractor in the header image) provide an essential job. Take a moment to send them a compliment and let them know they’re appreciated!

5 responses to Life On The Farm

  1. Loriann Furbush

    Thank you for providing for me and my family! May God richly bless you and your family!

  2. About.me is a fantastic social media networking website! Thank you very much for sharing my page and I will continue to spread the word regarding your fantastic website!

  3. Dao Alderman

    Totally appreciate for the farmers. The one controls the food resources is the one determine the future economy of the nation, that how I think about the farmers. It’s so poetic to live on the farm and produce the food to the rest of the world. Clean, hard work, fun living.

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