I researched ma where farms make money so you might believe what I see
Wake Up, America! Wake Up! PLEASE!!
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Fuck you
You want everyone broke and suffering typical Democrat union brainwashed you good.
Ahhh now the truth comes out.....it is just your cult like right wing brainwashing trying to push a point.....that doesn't exist!
I don't doubt what you say is true...…..but they don't represent America's farmers....I'm sure Idaho potatoes do good also......but for the most part they don't sell/rely on the world stage......where trump is fucking them
guess you forgot about one of the big things Reagan promoted.....which actually killed America......his ONE WORLD.....buy and sell worldwide......supposedly to allow us to sell more.....except when someone comes along with a tariff war....and ends the sale
My My My what a temper we have when we can't be right or have our way....besides you wouldn't like it......I would just lay there
Why do you want to sell to third world countries and try to make money why not sell to America
I'm trying to be a plumber today brings me to my boiling point
we already produce far more grain than we need.....but with our growing population we need to protect the farmer so he WILL be there when we need...….more and more farm ground being sold everyday to housing projects.....we have to look out for our future....and for now they rely on sales over seas....goes back to that one world for now.....that one world policy killed the small family farms and created these huge farms owned mostly by people overseas
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U.S. grains, co-products and ethanol are sold to buyers in more than 75 countries. These relationships help support U.S. agriculture and build industries that add value for overseas customers and consumers.
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This statistic displays the total production of grain in the United States from 2001 to 2016. In 2014, total grain production came to 442.4 million metric tons.
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Foreign Investors Are Snapping Up US Farms – mom Jones
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Not that way here maybe that's why they make money not a saturated market. We import a lot of food we could farm here. Hard to teach old dogs New tricks
well like I said YOUR Reagan and his "one world"....killed the family farm.....and put grain on the world market…...no problem with putting it on the world market....but just like these tariffs....not only do they effect things here....it effects things world wide....
we survived long before all that....but not sure how...don't remember.....just know now it is dependent on world sales
I know as a kid we always watched the market and when we thought it was as high as we could get.....took our grain to the local elevator for sale….never got rich but made a living.....
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let me cite one of the cites infamous posters who just posted this........fuck you
now with that being said...….and I have said this several times....cult members just don't like anti cult facts....that's where we as a country have to invest in reprograming for that 29%...….and another old saying...better pissed off than pissed on....like what trump is doing to America with his cult's support...and didn't I just post something about our severe lack of plumbers in the next few years....because you people don't want them to have a living wage
Not just plumbers young people don't want to work ,they have grandiose ideas of free college . self entitled little bastards that never got slapped and always got a trophy. And I use fuck a lot it is a fantastic word that fits everywhere so don't fill special
why should they...…….you want to hold wages down and profits up.....no encouragement there
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you have to get out of this Mass is the world thinking.....we...as a country have ingrained into our society you have to have a college education to go anywhere...…..we need to improve what the skilled workers get and do whatever to make it more appealing
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Maybe you should leave Oklahoma skilled tradesmen have always come from New england
another bull ******* statement.....you seem to be full of them...….nothing I posted above has anything to with Okl or any other state....skilled tradesman from new England?....more bullshit....they go to a LOCAL trade school or learn on the job!
given any thought to an out of state education.....yours either isn't working or you need more......or from a better class of teachers
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You don't pay farmers or tradesman fairly like we do in ma my Yankee intuition has gotten me far I went to a vocational school joined army for go bill went to state college I told you farmers doing great in ma you said not so everywhere else .you just don't like people succeeding in life maybe it's you
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