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17 Sept 2025 Cheeky Pint Ambrook CEO Mackenzie Burnett on American agriculture, rural resilience, and carrying 50lbs of fresh pork on Amtrak
“I think there’s actually quite a lot of skill in knowing how to pick a crop without bruising it, for example, at the speeds that you need.”
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- 17 Sept 2025
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…What’s an example of some of these specialists? I think there’s actually quite a lot of skill in knowing how to pick a crop without bruising it, for example, at the speeds that you need. Or for example, animal husbandry, or a lot of these other types of skills that, again, this goes back to how do we make it so that there isn’t so much rural brain drain and rural flight. A lot of the labor might not actually want to live or work in those areas, even if they’re not seasonal immigrants. From a policy perspective, if you were in charge, if you were running, I don’t know, USDA—both your parents worked for USDA—what would you be waving your magic wand to do?…
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