Strange but true! British farmers are being encouraged to run farms in South Dakota. Fed up with EU red tape, milk quotas, low prices etc. Brit farmers are looking to get out of the UK farming scene. South Dakota is suffering from an exodus of farming families - apparently it is pretty hard working the land and children are not following their parents into farming. Many farms, according to The Times, are left deserted. So, the solution is to get the Brits re-populating the S Dakota farmlands. Some are already there and others are planning to join them. Apparently winters are pretty bleak and the wind blows most of the year so it's not going to be all plain sailing. Still, anything to get away from EU red tape! As an added incentive, they've all been promised green cards...