FEB NIBJ: Laurin Scarcello, a farmer concerned about the future
Laurin Scarcello on a tractor with his dog Scooter.
(Courtesy Photo)
Farming is in Laurin Scarcello’s blood. He lives and works on a ranch in Kootenai County that has been in his family since 1910. He has four sons and a daughter, who help him on the farm when they can.
“We have a family ranch in the Twin Lakes area,” Scarcello said. “That puts us at about 150 acres of madness, so to speak. It's enough to keep a fellow busy.”
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