For those who farm the same land as their parents and grandparents, years of experience and knowledge form a strong foundation. Choosing to respect the work of previous generations while adding in new knowledge and techniques strengthens the family and benefits the farm.

Today we hear from James Wray. He shares his experiences on a multigenerational farm and has wise words for others who are joining their family’s operation. 

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