La famille est dans le pré

What are the challenges for these five young women who uprooted themselves to follow their new spouse? One thing is certain: for Melissa, Cynthia, Clara, Jessyca and Jennifer, it is the adaptation to a new life and a whole range of emotions.

Having a big family is not always easy! To manage the family dynamic on a daily basis, you must have extraordinary organization skills, and live with the joys and challenges that this entails. Even though they are rarer these days, large families can be mind-blowing, but most of all they are thrilling.

Having children also means providing them with an education. Knowledge and respect for the land and animals are transmitted through play and learning to be independent at a very early age. As with all families, some of them also have special challenges, such as little Ariel's dysphasia.

Farm businesses are usually passed down from generation to generation. Working with family members certainly has its advantages, but sometimes it also comes with its share of challenges. Nevertheless, the farmer, whatever his age, always takes great pride when succession is assured.

Young farmers are aware of environmental issues. In their own way, they try to practise eco-friendly farming. While submitting to the whims of Mother Nature, the need to ensure profitability can turn out to be difficult. Their love for the land contributes to the pleasure of achieving food self-sufficiency.

In farming families, grandparents have a primordial place. In addition to bequeathing their knowledge to future generations, they play a major role in the education of their grandchildren. Whether to offer a source of comfort or to share their knowledge, they are essential within the family nucleus.