Analysis of Time Continues

   There is no significance to turning the clocks ahead in the spring or back in the fall, because it will not change the amount of day light we receive throughout the summer or winter months for the farmers who plant the produce we buy at grocery stores throughout the year.
The amount of day light we receive will remain the same regardless of how much day light the farmers receive.
So we ought to just leave it the way it always has been before we started having day light savings time. If only farmers would realize this, we could leave our clocks the way they are, when we turn the clocks back to the original time in the fall. Will the days become longer either way we look at it?