Our land shrinks like a drying river, divided among sons as our only inheritance. But I say the smaller field is not the root of our hunger. The true trouble is that the cost of everything—seed, diesel, even a sickle—swells, while the price for our crop stays a prisoner. From my own two acres, I watch the merchant's scale tilt against me every season, making the land feel smaller than it is.
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