Wisconsin Life | Dairy Farm Life

When Rosario Ibarra arrived from Mexico for her internship, she had never seen a Holstein cow. Ibarra now runs one of Manitowoc County’s largest dairy farms. It’s a tireless job that has become a lifestyle.
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[@xephael3485]

Wow PBS thanks for showing us a huge commercial farm employing immigrants that came from a different country to undercut the smaller farms that have been working here for generations...

[@EdwinHernandez-jo6ce]

Been taking advantage of workers for generations.

[@Ryanandboys]

Gotta compete in the marketplace. This is a capitalist nation. I am a dairy farmer the average Mexican will out work 3 Americans for less money. Why should I pay an American 3x to do less just cuz you where lucky enough to be born on this patch of dirt?

[@EdwinHernandez-jo6ce]

Americans won’t do this work. Ag reality, republicans should be proud.

[@Ryanandboys]

We are lol Mexican farm workers are the most American people in the country. Work way harder expect less, support their family and don't complain. Americans by and large do the opposite. Too much welfare and too many handouts made Americans soft. I mean why work at a farm when you can make more money sitting home claiming disability and work a side job for cash?

[@xephael3485]

90% of employees only speak Spanish? I think you need to improve on your diversity hiring .

[@EdwinHernandez-jo6ce]

Who would do this work?

[@Akoba23benin]

😂 good joke. American doesn't want those jobs