What is your impression of farmers in developed countries?

There is a big difference between peasants in developed and developing countries, and in terms of land area alone, the land area of a single farmer in a developed country is the total land area of several people in a developing country. It can be said that farmers in developed countries can plant large areas of farms, with the least a few hundred acres or even thousands of acres of land; However, there are not so many farmers in developing countries, just like in China, a farmer owning more than a dozen acres of land can be regarded as a lot. <>

Most farmers in the United States live on wide plains or hills, often with only a few families in the surrounding area because of the sparse expanse of land. Moreover, it can be said that each of these families has more than one car, and in order to facilitate transportation, each household must have a pickup truck. Looking out of the window of the house, you can see that the house is surrounded by a meadow, and if you want to see other people's homes, you have to look away.

Of course, not every farmer is rich, some are rich, some are poor. Wealthy farmers can hire people to help them manage their farms, and focus on how to put their produce into the market. Although poor people don't have the money to hire people to manage the farm, they don't have to get up early and stay late to manage the farm, but they just need to make more efforts in all aspects, but they can also learn more knowledge and abilities, such as how to find better suppliers, learn good time management skills, and so on.

Farmers in the United States are basically not poorly educated because they need to manage their farms well. After all, if you want to manage the farm well, and if you want the farm to make good profits, then you need to know what marketing is, understand what finance is, and you may also need to know the law in order to prevent economic disputes. For example, if you don't understand marketing, your products can't be updated in time, so you can only wait to be eliminated by the market.

Especially the peasants who are not financially rich enough, they can't afford to hire people, they have to play on their own.

Owning a large area of land, all mechanized, is my impression of farmers in developed countries.

I have the impression that they do farm work with ease, because most of them are machine-assisted.

I have the impression that they are more simple, high-quality, polite and kind.