Commuter Dad Builds Family Farm - Why Farms are Great for Children
September 5, 2012
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Here is the story of a commuter dad who adds a farm to his family economy. Cary McMinn teaches at a college in Denver, while cultivating a farm 90 minutes Northeast of the big city! The farm has transformed their lives in so many ways. It provides a means towards self-sufficiency. It prepares the family for the breakdown of centralized Big Farms. It trains the children in responsibility, and adds a great component to the family economhy. Also, Cary and his wife Shari point out how farms are great for raising adopted children!
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