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The Hiring of Farm labor

Dan September 28, 2007 Agri View

Southeast AgNet's Everett GrinerVegetable growing is labor intense.  That means a lot of migrant workers.  Everett Griner talks to us today about just what kind of strain the migrant workers put on the local systems. Everett also tells us just what kind of work the migrants do.  There has been a lot of solutions given but, none have really worked.  Well, now one farmer has come up with the perfect solution.  Listen and find out just what this is. Listen To MP3 Report (1:00 mp3)

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