Howard Rynearson is #StillFarming in Idaho

Idaho producers are still farming. The state’s Farm Bureau introduces us to Howard Rynearson, who says that the work continues because the work is needed.

“We never really have stopped from doing anything from day one. Nothing has been different out here in rural America because farming doesn’t let you stop like that, every farmers is out in the field working, spending the same amount of hours as he has in the previous years,” Rynearson said. “We don’t get shutdown. This is a great country and farming is a great industry.”

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