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Jill VanDerWal- Cattle and Crop Farmer (EDITED)

6130 Interview with Jill VanDerWal, who is a crop and cattle farmer in Sanborn, Minnesota. This video contains a lot of interesting facts about family connections to the farming business. Turns out that the farm that Jill works in was owned by her grandfather who build a house there too so that families can come for the holidays and gatherings. It is pretty nice how there is a family attachment to the farm. While she does not talk much about the process of farming but she talks a little bit about some of the safety steps in taking care of cattle. Each cattle has to take a vaccine shot after they are bought so that it can prevent illness.

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1. Jill VanDerWal- Cattle and Crop Farmer (EDITED) Interview with Jill VanDerWal, who is a crop and cattle farmer in Sanborn, Minnesota. This video contains a lot of interesting facts about family connections to the farming business. Turns out that the farm that Jill works in was owned by her grandfather who build a house there too so that families can come for the holidays and gatherings. It is pretty nice how there is a family attachment to the farm. While she does not talk much about the process of farming but she talks a little bit about some of the safety steps in taking care of cattle. Each cattle has to take a vaccine shot after they are bought so that it can prevent illness.