Read by Mike C. Young

The Farmer's Code takes you on a hero's journey of self-development. It follows a path of transformation and growth to help you become your true, highest self. This journey will lead to a greater understanding of the self and a deeper connection to one's own values and core principles, which paves the way for a long-lasting legacy. Legacies provide a roadmap for future generations, showing those who follow your footsteps what is possible as they strive to reach their full potential. Filled with personal stories of the struggles and triumphs of one American farming family, the Code shows how legacies are about more than just personal fulfillment. They can have a profound impact on the lives of others by serving as a guiding light to those who are seeking a better way to live. Just as airline passengers are instructed to see to their own oxygen masks first in the event of an emergency before helping others, legacy building has to start with the self. When you are safe, secure, and strong, you are in a much better position to turn outward to help others. It is then that you can help address societal challenges, advance knowledge and innovation, promote social change, or support the important causes you see in your community. The Farmer's Code should spark aspirations, ignite passion, and encourage everyone to strive for greatness. By considering the lasting impact you can make, you will be able to live more purposefully and leave a more positive imprint on the world. MIKE leads the fourth generation Wegis-Young Family Office in Bakersfield, California with asset holdings in the agricultural and real estate sectors. The company consults on over $1 Billion in agricultural assets for individual and institutional investors around the world. As an Ag-Entrepreneur, Mike's philosophy of working hard for the betterment of the whole community has led him to become an industry leader fighting for the issues he believes in to make a difference for the agricultural industry. Mike graduated from University of the Pacific with a B.S. in business finance and is also a graduate of the Center for Bilingual Multicultural Studies in Cuernavaca, Mexico. He resides in Bakersfield, California with his wife Jennifer and their three children and the entire Wegis-Young family

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