What is Suitcase farming and what crops do the farmers produce with this type of farming?

Suitcase farming refers to a type of agricultural practice where farmers do not reside on the land they cultivate. Instead, they travel to the farm primarily during planting and harvesting seasons, often using modern machinery to maximize efficiency. This method is commonly associated with large-scale production of cash crops such as wheat, corn, and soybeans, particularly in the Great Plains of the United States. It allows for intensive farming without the need for permanent residency on the land.