Posted by JD Seller on January 21, 2017 at 06:41:58 from (208.126.196.24):
In Reply to: Syngenta law suit posted by 8850dave on January 21, 2017 at 05:11:33:
I threw every single thing away from this pile of crap!!!! They are sponsored by rich tree hugger groups that are trying to stop GMO crop production. YOU need to research who is pushing this suit. They are trying to roll back the clock on GMO seeds. I do not like how a few companies have basically locked up the majority of the seed stock in the US. I do have to say that this technology works as far as production increases. It is not all Round Up ready and weed control. The corn we raise stands better, yields better and with takes drought/stress better. So if you want to go back to raising corn like we had 20 years ago then sign up and get a penny or two just like the "BIG" checks we all got in the small engine horse power suit.
I think class action law suits should be illegal. Lawyers should have to pay for the winners legal bills if they lose. Then we would have many fewer suits. Litigation, like this, is slowly killing this country.
Farmers are getting less money for their crops now. So this group sees this as a way to sign up more FOOLS by making this the reason that the market is lower.
Farmers can and will over produce anything until it is almost worthless before they stop producing it. Farmers as a group are the worse marketing group in the entire economy. We all want it simple. So we grow the majority of our crops and livestock with zero markets locked in. So we HOPE/PRAY that someone will want what we grow when we harvest it. So we have to take whatever someone will give us then rather than producing what is needed at a volume and price that is profitable.
The guys that sign up for this are the same fellows that run to the Farm Service office to sign up for their "Welfare" check from the federal government for over producing crops so the masses have cheap commodities. Good business for the masses but not so good for the farmers.
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