FAFO story of the day: Carrie Underwood can't find hired hands to help her with the ranch.

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16. That's a large farm.

Maybe she should just convert more to acreage and/or sell part of it.
Sounds like she has a variety of "gardens" as opposed to monocrop farm.

I know people are bashing her, but it sounds like she created this "ideal dream family farm" with a huge variety of gardens, fruit trees and greenhouses.

Sounds like she has a variety of animals too.

It sounds like she created a farm "like it should be", but it's probably alot more work than rows and rows of corn.

She probably needs to pay them more and needs to hire more people, but I wonder if people get there and go, "What should I do first?" and but if she's the type that likes to do everything herself, it's gonna making hiring people more difficult.

This isn't a case of someone who needs migrant workers to harvest rows of crops and can't find cheap migrants because Trump is deporting everyone. She's not trying to turn a profit. It's a case of someone who's trying to do "too much" herself. She needs specialized help. Someone for the greenhouse. Someone for the orchards etc etc...

But who knows? She also is still performing and still wearing plenty of make up etc.

This is a fluff story more than anything.

https://news.amomama.com/452354-inside-carrie-underwoods-farm-where-she.html

I think she said she had 35 varieties of tomatoes?
"Can you please cross pollinate these? Maybe we can create a different variety".

As her dedication to self-sufficiency grew, the celebrity openly shared her aspirations for a more sustainable lifestyle. In September 2023, she appeared on "The Dr. Axe Show," where she discussed her deepening commitment to gardening.

"My goal is to not buy food from the store anymore," the Grammy Award winner stated, emphasizing her commitment to homegrown produce. While she fully embraced this way of living, she admitted that her sons, Isaiah and Jacob Fisher, were still hesitant.

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