Broken Limbs

[wallieburger]

I wanted to watch people break their arms/legs rofl wtf is this shit

[optimumresponse]

nice try. . . yes there is development, but there is still orchards and plent of money being made farming. And today due to all the government regs. and sue happy people u can't tresspass in anybodies orchard. Also ur little camera trick @ 2:05 was very amiturish, the sign read HELP WANTED. Imagine that a farmer creating jobs... exlpore and tell the whole stroy nxt time.

[FlyingHorseKnuckles]

I'm purchasing this DVD for my Father. I saw it on The Documentary Channel, and it is great! My Father, his brother and father are all apple growers in Michigan. I can very easily relate to the plight of the small farmer. A truly insightful, hopeful documentary - well done! ~Jon

[Cr8Joi]

As someone whose staple is apples, I am grateful for this film. I truly eat more apple than any other food.

I only buy organic and/or local apples. And when I get organic, I try to always get them from the US.

I am a strong believer in small scale sustainable agriculture. Thanks for posting this trailer and doing your part to heal our relationship with food.

[88TRUNKBACK]

I caught this documentary yesterday and its well worth your time.

[ecogreenfirefly]

None of these comments seem to understand that this is a documentary about agriculture and they seem to think that watching people get smashed up is a worthwhile endeavour. I find it a sad prospect that one day these people would be in any sort of a position of authority.

[laveenio]

bit whack

[laveenio]

a bit whack really

[spencey18]

because we wanted to see broken limbs not apples

[howellatthemoon]

Could you go into a little more detail about why you didn't like it?

[go2hell555]

idiot -.-