Which of the following is NOT listed as a reason family farms are being sold?

• A. Kids don’t want the farm
• B. No guaranteed pay
• C. Long and irregular hours
• D. Access to high-speed internet

Answer: (D)

When families decide to sell a farm, the usual reasons are about people and finances: the next generation may not want to take over, there isn’t a guaranteed paycheck from farming year to year, and the work involves long, irregular hours that can be exhausting. Access to high-speed internet isn’t a typical hurdle that pushes a family to sell; it’s a tool that can actually support modern farming, improve communication, and help with marketing or precision farming. So that option isn’t a common reason for selling, making it the one that doesn’t fit with the others.