Wisconsin Nonprofit Seeks To Better Connect U.S. Farmers With Their Mexican Employees

Wisconsin dairy farmers travel to Mexico to visit the families of their Mexican workers, highlighting the challenges and routines of dairy farming. The video explores cultural exchanges through a nonprofit initiative and shares immigrant workers' stories, focusing on the impact of migration on families left behind in Mexico.

What is the main reason Wisconsin dairy farmers visit Mexico annually?

• To meet the families of their Mexican employees

• To invest in Mexican agriculture

• To explore new tourist destinations

• To recruit more workers

Why did John Rosenow start hiring Mexican immigrants?

• To expand his dairy business

• To reduce labor costs

• To introduce new farming techniques

• To solve the labor shortage on his farm

What initiative was started to help bridge cultural gaps between farmers and workers?

• A dairy industry conference

• A government immigration policy

• A language and cultural understanding program

• A new farming cooperative

What is a significant challenge faced by immigrants like Roberto when returning to the US?

• Finding affordable housing

• The treacherous and costly journey

• Learning English

• Adapting to the cold climate

What motivates Armando to endure the difficult journey to the US?

• To start a new business

• To explore American culture

• To build a comfortable home in his village

• To learn new skills

What is a common emotional challenge faced by the families left behind in Mexico?

• Lack of communication

• Long separations from loved ones

• Financial instability

• Cultural misunderstandings

What concern does Roberto's wife have about their son?

• He wants to travel the world

• He is not interested in farming

• He is eager to join his father in the US

• He wants to pursue higher education