Growth BY: AUSTIN PONDEL. Sweat was what they knew. They never clocked in or clocked out, but simply...

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GrowthBY: AUSTIN PONDEL

Sweat was what they knew. They never clocked in or clocked out, but simply lived the lifestyle.

They knew the effort for a single loaf of bread.

Everyone gazed at the beautiful piece of equipment. A relief to calisted hands and labored horses.

Fields became golden with wheat.

Productivity wasn’t just for factories. Down the street, on the corner, or at the market… the abundancy was growing. Why sweat in the fields when

you can simply buy it?

Why should something I buy be inconvenient for me? I have other things to due rather than get a knife and slice my

bread…

“How can my farm compete against a

corporate company?”

If you can’t beat them, than join them.

We produce so much that everyone can have their own loaves of bread. Don’t worry, if it gets old, throw it out and get

another.

And instead of looking back at our history… you can just look at other parts of the world. Sweat is all they know.

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