Posted by VADAVE on March 19, 2018 at 10:08:57 from (68.100.98.223):
Didn't want to hijack the tread below on the Crapp sale. Do you real think the base problem with farming today is too big crop surpluses? I contend the BASE problem with farming today is not crop surpluses but crop surpluses are an outgrowth of too low prices! Prices have not kept up with inflation since WWII. Why is that? Do you suppose it could this thing we call FARM PLAN, which came into being during WWII? Given that Congress does not seem interested in solving the problem we have to do it. One way is to curtail the supply of grains, Are you willing to try that? Can you afford to stop growing (for sale) for sale for maybe 2 or 3 years? Once the surpluses (called carry over) are used up and people start getting hungry prices will come up and the government will be willing to talk to us AND listen. I suspect very few of us are in a position to stop farming for others. What do you think?
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