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[QUOTE="Minicoop69, post: 4371819, member: 4323"] Our school and surrounding area does not. I do not know of 1 actual district in Indiana that takes time off to farm during school. Not saying it doesn't happen, but I haven't ever heard of one. Around me it is mostly feed corn and soybeans. Feed corn doesn't get farmed until October or even later depending upon the weather. Soy should be harvested in another month or two. Factories are the biggest thing there is around me. They employ tens of thousands of workers. A lot of the Amish work in them. And a lot of my students have at least 1 parent who works in them. [/QUOTE]
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