Food For Tomorrow 2015 - Are Women The Future of Farming?

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More and more young farmers here and around the world are women. How will they change the food system?

Debra Eschmeyer, executive director, Let's Move!; White House senior policy advisor on nutrition policy

Judith Redmond, farmer, Full Belly Farm

Moderator: Kim Severson, domestic correspondent, The New York Times
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Judith Redmond says she has women working on her California farms who have families in Mexico; could these women be illegal workers? Actually she ADMITTED that they're illegals.

SilvanaDil
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Somehow I don't believe that Debra Eschmeyer could do as much farm labor as her 6'4" 220-lb husband (unless she neglected to say that maybe he's 75 years old or something).

SilvanaDil