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Employing Migrant Workers

Local Personality, Photo Spread

Attacks on immigration make headlines nationwide, but here in Leelanau County our farmers enjoy a healthy, symbiotic relationship with their migrant laborers—without whom the cherries would not be picked this summer. Farmer Jim Bardenhagen stands in one of his orchards in front of a modular home he maintains for his workers. A well-tended vegetable garden in front of the home was planted by the farmworker family that lives there.

Photo by Taro Yamasaki

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July 22, 2018/by editor
Tags: immigration, Jim Bardenhagen, Michigan farmer, migrant farmworker, migrant housing, Taro Yamasaki
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