I want to say the average age of farmer and ranch producers is like 68 right now.

And a lot of those places don't have a secession plan because their kids grew up doing it,

have now gone to college and want to do different things.

I have a lot of friends from ranches that fall into that category.

Well, what does the secession plan look like?

So you have people that have an opportunity to pass something along and you have people coming out of the military

that not all of them but in my opinion a lot of them have earned an opportunity and if you blend those two

things together taking back the america food system which is it really is under attack and i say this all

the time tim and i talk about this nonstop food security

is national security let's go welcome to citizen we got a special guest today Greg Putnam

you are derelict and didn't send me a bio, so we're just going to have to

do this shit live from scratch. Where'd you grow up? I was born in Pennsylvania, originally.

Whereabouts? Eastern Pennsylvania, like Bucks County. And where is that in relation to Philly?

That's like north of Philly, right? It's like, yeah, it's like northeast of Philly by like probably an hour and change.

So not to, like, what, an hour and a half from state college maybe?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So like direct east of that.

So like I'm from a town called Washington's crossing Pennsylvania, so it's right where

George Washington crossed the Delaware to attack Trenton.

Well, I mean, look, sometimes you have to wake up in the middle of the night on Christmas

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