From the eggs on our breakfast plate to the ice cream we enjoy after dinner — not to mention the clothes on our backs and the gas in our cars — the food, fiber and fuel we use every day can be traced back to a U.S. farmer. Farming has a major impact on our daily lives, and it’s worth reflecting on where these agricultural products come from — and who produces them. While the U.S.
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