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The collection revolves around the lives of farmers who feel neglected and abandoned by the broader societal and economic systems. Cobb uses humor and satire to explore the challenges and frustrations faced by these farmers, who are struggling with issues such as financial difficulties, rural isolation, and changing agricultural practices.The stories capture the everyday struggles and interactions of the farmers, providing a humorous yet insightful look at their lives. Through vivid characterizations and amusing scenarios, Cobb addresses the broader themes of economic hardship, the impact of modernization, and the sense of being left behind by progress.Cobb's writing in "The Abandoned Farmers" reflects his deep understanding of rural America and his ability to portray the human condition with both sensitivity and wit. The collection highlights the resilience and ingenuity of the farmers while also critiquing the systems and circumstances that contribute to their sense of abandonment.