farmers

You should get in contact with any farmers you know, they'd pay good money for this quality merchandise.

Our reservoirs are also chronically below target levels and several farmers have had their crops ruined because of it.

As an example, it lets farmers in Europeans buy soya beans from Brazil to feed their cows in winter.

It's irritating enough that people have conditioned themselves to believe that farmers raise pork chops, not pigs.

A startup developing a product to help farmers is not gonna be promoted that same way a startup for electricians is.

Thats not the way water rights work at all - eg, farmers get a percentage of the water from a given stream.

Although the farmers were usually patient and supportive, rarely did they end up buying.

You had large agricultural community (i.e farmers) typically in a Surfdom kind of relationship.

Yes, you should talk to as many farmers (and labor companies) as possible.

Yes, hunters and farmers who provide sustenance for the country are evil people.

California prevents farmers from selling water across county lines and more.

But I guess the first step is to talk to some farmers?

Most of the good guys are tall white men of the north and west, simple country farmers, and the dunedain who remain supermen even though their quality has diminished by mingling with the "blood of lesser men." The dwarves and elves are also good races.

As your third link says, the "Norwegian serfdom" social system for Norwegian lower class farmers 1) started in 1750, so well after slavery was firmly established in the American colonies, and ended in 1860, that is, before the US abolished slavery, and 2) was "not actually in serfdom by European standards".

Farmers in general are talking out of the wrong end of their trousers.

Farmers would certainly choose to sell the water if they could.