Ginger Rowsey Sean McDonald raises broilers and cattle near Laurel, Miss. He also runs custom hay and custom fertilizer businesses. There’s nothing better than farm life, according to Sean McDonald. Sean McDonald went to college with the intention of becoming a physical therapist. Of course, life rarely goes according to plan, and McDonald’s story is no different. Instead of starting a physical therapy practice, he bought a farm at the age of 21. Today, at just 30 years old, McDonald and his wife, Morgan, own eight broiler houses, run a cow-calf operation, and manage a custom hay baling business, as well as a custom fertilizer business near Laurel, Miss. He also serves as chairman of the Mississippi Poultry Association’s Grower Advisory Committee.