#godmadeafarmer

In the midst of this crazy time we live in, I believe we are pretty fortunate to be living in this middle of nowhere, farm community, we call the North Lake County 🌱 . Farmers may be unappreciated in so many parts of the world, but we know the truth. . WE COULDN’T LIVE WITHOUT FARMERS 🧑🏼‍🌾 . And for us country folk, we wouldn’t WANT to live without it. . Farming is our purpose & our passion. . Thank you farmers for your hard work, day in and day out. . YOU ARE AN INSPIRATION ✨

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This ad first released during Super Bowl XLVII, in 2013. I was immediately enamored by this ad campaign, as it was something unlike anything I had ever seen before on any television advertisement; much less in comparison to anything that had ever been aired during the greatest advertisement event in the world, which the Super Bowl has recently become. Dodge has always used its Ram truck advertisements to target the working class American, however, this campaign went above and beyond. Encapsulating exactly who the American farmer is - a God fearing, resilient group - Dodge played the heart strings of thousands of Americans upon the airing of this ad. I, personally, felt a great deal of pride in this campaign as I myself have grown up on a farm, and have been apart of the lifestyle portrayed in the advertisement. In a politically correct world, it was risky for Dodge to run a campaign based around religion and the one percent of the American labor force, but they did it, and for that I salute them. 

Little Known Fact About Me..

So being a fan of disclosure, I like to let people in on little bits of strange info about me. One of those things is that I have a mild fascination with farm equipment, more specifically, tractors. When you stop to think about all that they have done to help build and feed not only the nation that you like in, but the world as a whole, it’s pretty incredible. While I was out shooting for a…