Mr. Farmer is a quintessential Garage Rock and Psychedelic Rock song from the 1960s. Released in 1967, the track followed the success of The Seeds' biggest hit, "Pushin' Too Hard," and cemented the group's place in the Los Angeles underground rock scene. The song tells the story of a man who is fed up with city life and decides to move to the country to be a farmer, "planting" on his own land. However, within the cultural context of the 60s, many radio stations interpreted the song metaphoricall