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Business people do business, musicians make music, teachers teach, and farmers farm. Right? Yes, but there have been times when a farmer’s right to farm has come under attack. You might be thinking, “How can someone be prohibited from pursuing his or her occupation?” Farmers generally sow seeds in rural land: land that is far from cities. They need the open space, as many farms are very large, spanning over 400 acres on average—that’s over 300 football fields! And some cover even more ground; corn farms considered “large” must be over 500 acres!   Farms also come with their share of smells and sounds that aren’t always pleasant. Drive past a dairy farm or a pig farm on a hot summer day, and you’ll understand! Farming in rural areas typically means farming near fewer people, so neighbors don’t have to worry about waking up to tractors coughing and roosters crowing right next door.  

INTO JAPANESE

ビジネスの人々 は、ビジネスを行う、音楽を作るミュージシャン教師を教えると農家ファーム。 そうです。はい、しかし、ある農家の農場に右が攻撃を受けて来ているときの時間をされて。 あなたは考えているかもしれません、「どのようにすることができます誰かから禁止される彼または彼女の職業を追求ですか?」 農民は一般的に農村部の土地に種をまく: 都市の遠い所にある土地。、