Dodge County, Incorporated: Big Ag and the Undoing of Rural America

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RishikeshRaised on southeastern Minnesota farmland acquired in 1925 by her grandfather, and now a family-law attorney in Minneapolis, the author addre....
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Raised on southeastern Minnesota farmland acquired in 1925 by her grandfather, and now a family-law attorney in Minneapolis, the author addresses the alarming shift in American agriculture hidden in plain view: the wholesale conversion of family-owned grazing lands to corporate-owned feedlots—or concentrated animal feeding operations


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