Hundreds Of Farmers Stay Silent During Auction So Family Can Buy Back Their Family Farm
May 30, 2019
Hundreds of farmers in Nebraska stood in silence during an auction so that a young man could buy back his family's farm.

Credit: Cornwall Holiday Guide
David's family had been farmers for decades but, unfortunately, an ancestor decided to sell the 80-acre farm. This made the entire family upset but David was determined to win it back again.
When the land went up for sale again through an auction, David and his father decided that they would save up money to buy the land back.
On the day of the auction, more than 200 farmers were present. David thought there was no way they would have enough money to outbid the other farmers.
But the farmers did something nobody was expecting.
After David and his father placed their bid, not a single person spoke up.
As it turns out, those 200 farmers did not attempt to bid because they wanted the family to get their land back.
After many attempts to solicit another bid, the Auctioneer took a break. Three times they took breaks, and each time everyone remained completely silent. Eventually, the auctioneer had to slam down the gavel and give David and his father the winning bid.
"I've had two profoundly humbling days in my life," David said. "The first was the day my son was born. The second was that unforgettable day at the auction house."
Dogs Are Forced To Wear The Things They Steal — And It’s Hilarious
This Restaurant Owner Is Bringing Back Vintage Pizza Hut Nostalgia for a Heartwarming Reason
Meet Casper, the Single Owl Mom Who Has Raised More Than 500 Orphaned Babies
This Company Uses Sheep Instead of Lawn Mowers and People Are Obsessed
This Stunning Family Photo Captures Six Generations of Love in One Frame
People Thought This Arby’s Had a Random Fancy Table — Then Veterans Explained Its Powerful Meaning
Dad Couldn’t Wait to Show His Daughter the Rainbow — Her Reaction Says Everything
‘Bring Him Back’: Ice Cream Truck Owner’s Kindness Goes Viral
Massive Dog Says ‘Nope’ to Vet Appointment, Carries Tech Off
Twins Refuse to Sleep Apart in the Sweetest Bedtime Routine
School Principal Retires, Returns as a Handyman: 'I'm Contributing Meaningfully'
