There is nothing like a bunch of Ivy-League educated pricks talkin' agricultural reform.
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I would love to see these so-called experts on farming pay a 30,000 dollar electric bill like we had to do this month. Have they priced Cotton strippers recently? Farm repairs, not to mention the insurance on equipment, disasters from weather, the list goes on. These "brillant people" have no clue and probably do not even care.yomama
They (Ivy-league educated pricks) think of the big factory farms -- not the family farms. Subsidies for the rich are out of hand, and we do need to rethink how we subsidize those segments of the agricultural industry that profit the most. The gov't must realize the importance of family farms to our economy and to the history and culture of our country. Reward family and organic farmers!!!
2 comments:
I would love to see these so-called experts on farming pay a 30,000 dollar electric bill like we had to do this month. Have they priced Cotton strippers recently? Farm repairs, not to mention the insurance on equipment, disasters from weather, the list goes on. These "brillant people" have no clue and probably do not even care.yomama
They (Ivy-league educated pricks) think of the big factory farms -- not the family farms. Subsidies for the rich are out of hand, and we do need to rethink how we subsidize those segments of the agricultural industry that profit the most. The gov't must realize the importance of family farms to our economy and to the history and culture of our country. Reward family and organic farmers!!!
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