Agriculture

Michigan Farm Workers

In the past 100 years, the family-owned farm has all but vanished from the American scene. But despite the losses, farmers remain some of the hardest working people in the United States. When they are not planting or harvesting crops, they are repairing equipment, feeding animals, selling crops and preparing for the next season. The following photographs capture a day of work for Alvin Ernst, a third-generation farmer living in southern Michigan. Photography by Sam Hollenshead



 

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