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What happens when the last cow leaves the farm? Martin Frank has lived on his family's farm his entire life, together with chickens, goats, cats, and cows—but this year it's all over. His father is giving up the farm, and the last cow will leave the barn. But what does that mean, a life without animals, a life without agriculture? Martin, who himself always has to juggle the barn and the cabaret stage, starts to reflect, and in his unmistakable style, he writes down what's on his mind: Why are there so many prejudices against farmers? What will become of agriculture?
Why is rural life still so glorified? And what will become of Martin when the last cow turns out the lights? He moves to the organic farm of his partner, a rural veterinarian – and a whole new chapter begins. A book that, with warmth and humor, brings city and country a little closer together. Biography: Martin Frank, born in 1950, lives in Zurich. He has published numerous novels and short stories.
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