Zach Johnson @mnmillennialfarmer works the same land his father and grandfather worked. Same fields, same rhythms, same hurdles. His kids eat food grown from soil that’s been in their family for generations. Farming is long-game work. You put in a lot of effort today so someone you’ll never meet can eat months from now. You take care of what you inherited so the folks next in line can keep it going. When we sit down for a Thanksgiving feast, it’s worth pausing for a second to think about the many hands and long hours involved. People like Zach who show up, do the hard stuff, and then do it again the next day. Tomorrow when we sit down to eat, we’ll be connected to supply chains most of us never see. Thank you to the people like Zach who have put their hands, heart, and sweat into our food. Happy Thanksgiving.