Perdue Inspires Farmers to Share Ag Jokes on Twitter

Farmers in the crowd did not find the joke funny, but it did inspire farmers watching from afar to share their own ag jokes on Twitter.

During a panel discussion with Rep. Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) at FarmFest, a rural Minnesota fair, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue tried to smooth over the angst in the room with a joke. 
During a panel discussion with Rep. Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) at FarmFest, a rural Minnesota fair, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue tried to smooth over the angst in the room with a joke.
(Farm Journal)

During a panel discussion with Rep. Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) at FarmFest, a rural Minnesota fair, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue tried to smooth over the angst in the room with a joke.

“What do you call two farmers in a basement? A whine cellar,” he said to a round of boos.

Farmers in the crowd did not find the joke funny, but it did inspire farmers watching from afar to share their own ag jokes on Twitter.

Check them out:

See more jokes here.

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