This was fun last time, leggo again
I'll start with: libertarians have solid takes ~40-50% of the time and many of them just need to be pushed a step further in their thinking to turn against capitalist oppression along with state oppression. The libright-to-leftist pipeline is stronger than most seem to think it is.
As someone who lives in a rural area, the main difference is that land reform was a huge promise in China. Thousands of people doing the same amount of labor we automate away. For the most part, people who want to own farms here already own them. The disaffected people leave. Small craft farms don't really mean much in the grand scale of modern American farming.
Also, a lot of people who would "love to own a farm" have no idea of what they're getting into. I looked into getting sheep for my acreage, and when I read up on all the ways they could die, hurt themselves, and vet bills I decided "wild blackberry patch surrounded by scrub trees" was perfectly fine for now.