Farmer Søren from Næstved is growing increasingly frustrated with the negative rhetoric from politicians regarding the internship scheme, which some parties are proposing to abolish. These politicians argue that the scheme allows the agricultural sector to exploit cheap labor, which has become a contentious issue in current debates over labor practices. Unlike these political critiques, Søren emphasizes the practical benefits of the intern program, suggesting that it provides valuable opportunities for foreign interns coming to Denmark and contributing to local farms.

One of the interns, Zokhiruddin Jololiddinov from Uzbekistan, shares his positive experiences working at Salsbjerggård near Næstved. Along with other interns from Brazil, Jololiddinov engages in essential farm tasks, which he believes offer him and his colleagues new skills and opportunities for the future. Despite the scrutiny from politicians, the interns find personal growth and professional development in their roles on Danish farms, highlighting the positive aspects often overlooked by critics.

In light of the political push to reform or eliminate the internship scheme, Søren invites politicians to visit his farm and witness the realities of the program. He believes that seeing the work and the learning opportunities offered to interns could foster a better understanding of the scheme's significance within the agricultural sector. This call for dialogue aims to bridge the gap between political discourse and agricultural practice, shedding light on the importance of internships in promoting cross-cultural exchange and skill development.