Working for each other: a glimpse into colony living & farming in Manitoba

Hutterian Brethren farmers, especially, consider farming a lifestyle, not a career. In cooperation, they produce food for themselves, for their community and the local and global markets. Learn more about Gerald and his communities’ rural life here ► greattastesmb.ca/farmers/work...
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[@tgchism]

Looks like a good life! Well done!

[@marydwipf]

Go live there for a while 🫏🐎 keep us posted 📫 Thanks.

[@ringobeam7620]

Awesome video

[@KarenWeems]

❤

[@karenaldeman9630]

So do the pigs get to go outdoors?

[@wurtzgood]

No. Raised in this cult. They enslave their kids to work in these pig Barns, I was worked like an adult as a 13-year-old. Hell on earth, the system is known for abusing their kids

[@tudormiller887]

What percentage of them are Jets fans ? 😊

[@melindabaer2534]

That's a stupid question!

[@user-br9bq9vu2d]

@@melindabaer2534no it’s not they’re all BRUINS fans

[@solarlight10]

Are outsiders allowed to join colonies? I imagine integration might be tough at first but man sometimes I think I would like a simpler, community life.

[@daveyhofer7926]

Rehash