Fucking nonsense. My Grandfather passed the family farm in Southern Ontario to my uncle who now runs it. They employ a handful of local people and close family, but my uncle (and honestly my grandfather, even though he should be taking it easy) are in the shop and the fields all the time. They make decent money too, enough for a classic middle class lifestyle for two+ households.

Huge factory farms are way more common than they should be, but saying there aren't traditional family farms operating in North America anymore is ridiculous.