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The air is crisp and light in the farm town of Malcom, Iowawhich is just about sixteen minutes outside of the universityvillage of Grinnell, but a world away from any of its action.Part of Poweshiek County, Malcom farmers specifically, aresalt-of-the-earth kind of people. They don't mince words.There isn't time. City slickers are welcome as long as theydon't complicate things and farming, next to family, is thecentral focus for most residents. Farming around these partsis sacred. A short jaunt around this area with a populationof about 400 will reveal the wide open land and acreage. On aSunday...
The air is crisp and light in the farm town of Malcom, Iowa
which is just about sixteen minutes outside of the university
village of Grinnell, but a world away from any of its action.
Part of Poweshiek County, Malcom farmers specifically, are
salt-of-the-earth kind of people. They don't mince words.
There isn't time. City slickers are welcome as long as they
don't complicate things and farming, next to family, is the
central focus for most residents. Farming around these parts
is sacred. A short jaunt around this area with a population
of about 400 will reveal the wide open land and acreage. On a
Sunday drive you might pass the Christian day school. Further
down you'll find the county courthouse which looks like a
tourist postcard with its white steeple and brick exterior.
And if you drive far enough, you may pass Mitchell Family
Farms, a staple in this county for over two hundred years.
The people are kind here, but weary of interlopers at first
and for good reason. Certain industrial processing plants
have come in of late, promising jobs and big production.
But they take income away from the local, organic farmers by
instead offering residents more industrialized packaged
goods. Pick up the local paper and you'll see it's saturated
with vows of "honest to goodness" this and "organic, we
promise" that. All adages from local grocers who double as
the local farm owners. Malcom, most agree, is an American
throwback to an earlier time, to a time when honest to
goodness American values mattered and family came first.
Folks here like it that way. Charles Mitchell is a third
generation farmer in Malcom and one of the town's most well
known residents. He is the owner of Mitchell Family Farms,
his pride and joy. A devoted Christian and a strong family
man, he is well liked and he loves everyone. But interlopers,
well they can cause a whole world of problems, isn't that
true? The kind of problems Charles Mitchell knows all too
well.
which is just about sixteen minutes outside of the university
village of Grinnell, but a world away from any of its action.
Part of Poweshiek County, Malcom farmers specifically, are
salt-of-the-earth kind of people. They don't mince words.
There isn't time. City slickers are welcome as long as they
don't complicate things and farming, next to family, is the
central focus for most residents. Farming around these parts
is sacred. A short jaunt around this area with a population
of about 400 will reveal the wide open land and acreage. On a
Sunday drive you might pass the Christian day school. Further
down you'll find the county courthouse which looks like a
tourist postcard with its white steeple and brick exterior.
And if you drive far enough, you may pass Mitchell Family
Farms, a staple in this county for over two hundred years.
The people are kind here, but weary of interlopers at first
and for good reason. Certain industrial processing plants
have come in of late, promising jobs and big production.
But they take income away from the local, organic farmers by
instead offering residents more industrialized packaged
goods. Pick up the local paper and you'll see it's saturated
with vows of "honest to goodness" this and "organic, we
promise" that. All adages from local grocers who double as
the local farm owners. Malcom, most agree, is an American
throwback to an earlier time, to a time when honest to
goodness American values mattered and family came first.
Folks here like it that way. Charles Mitchell is a third
generation farmer in Malcom and one of the town's most well
known residents. He is the owner of Mitchell Family Farms,
his pride and joy. A devoted Christian and a strong family
man, he is well liked and he loves everyone. But interlopers,
well they can cause a whole world of problems, isn't that
true? The kind of problems Charles Mitchell knows all too
well.
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