An agriculture inspector quit his job during WWII to tend the farms of interned Japanese families. The farmers returned to find their crops intact and money in the bank. "I don’t know about courage," the man said later. "It took a devil of a lot of work.

An agriculture inspector quit his job during WWII to tend the farms of interned Japanese families. The farmers returned to find their crops intact and money in the bank. "I don’t know about courage," the man said later. "It took a devil of a lot of work." https://buff.ly/2CYb24I  pic.twitter.com/GijLYoxCvY

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An agriculture inspector quit his job during WWII to tend the farms of interned Japanese families. The farmers returned to find their crops intact and money in the bank. "I don’t know about courage," the man said later. "It took a devil of a lot of work." https://buff.ly/2CYb24I  pic.twitter.com/GijLYoxCvY