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Parody video – “I’m Farming and I Grow it”
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Life’s a garden, dig it, brother!
OUTSTANDING!
It shows some of the varied aspects (and importance) of farming.
A kick in the head.
Thank you for making America aware of the sacrafices that farmers go through, most people, I feel, put no thought into how food arrives at local grocery stores, they just expect it to be there!!
SHOUTS OUT TO ALL FARMERS…. WOO HOO!!!!!!
Great video, love to see healthy happy young farm boys. I hope they are all successful farmers because their music careers don’t show much promise. Ha……….