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family farm
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United States
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Often associated with a small, independent agricultural operation run by a family
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family farm
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United States
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Typically focuses on commercial crops and livestock for profit
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family farm
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United States
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Often managed with modern agricultural machinery and technology
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family farm
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United States
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Common for family members to pursue off-farm jobs for additional income
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family farm
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United States
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May have access to government subsidies and support programs
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family farming
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United States
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Family farming is often seen as a way to preserve traditional values and lifestyles.
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farm culture
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United States
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Farmers celebrate harvest season with county fairs and agricultural exhibitions
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farming
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Farming is an important part of the economy and cultural heritage, with many families having a history of working the land.
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farming
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United States
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Farming is a significant part of the economy, and many families have a history of generational farming.
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farming as a way of life
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United States
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Generational tradition passed down within families
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host family farm
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US
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A common part of rural life, with family members actively involved in daily farming activities.
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host family farm
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United States
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Host family farms are common in rural areas, and often a source of pride and tradition for the family.
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host family farm
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United States
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A common experience for children to spend summers on a host family farm, learning about agriculture and animal care.
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