For Cecil and the Ramagos family, the apple (or in this case, the sugar cane stalk) doesn’t fall far from the tree. Read more about how this third-generation sugar cane farmer has carried out his family’s legacy and hopes the same for generations to come.

Ben Marshall, a fifth-generation sugar beet farmer, shares the rewards and challenges of being a farmer today.

Farming sugar cane has been a way of life for Brent and his family for almost 100 years. As a third-generation farmer, his passion for working the land and learning new ways to improve the farm’s operation is rooted deep.

Inheriting a legacy and passing it on: this fourth generation farmer shares the importance of sustainability for generations to come.

Bryan has been farming sugar cane for 30 years, but he grew up driving tractors with his dad on their rice and soybean farm.

Richard didn’t grow up farming, but now he has a family farm that encompasses three generations.

Idaho is known for the potato, but the Trail family has a good reason for growing sugar beets.

Passionate about sustainability and solving problems, Luis Ruiz is one of the youngest managers in the sugar cane business.

As a 3rd generation farmer in the California valley, Suzanne Rutherford and her family have a pretty unique sugar beet farm.