I'll tell you Phillip,I don't necessarily agree with traditional farmer on the whole organic thing,but when it comes to the whole price support and gubmint interference thing here in the states,I can't bring myself to disagree with him. I was watching US Farm report this morning and they were singing the praises of the Farm Bill. They said dairy farmers would fare best from it with supports up to $1.50 on the first five million pounds. If I was still milking cows and was on the receiving end,I'd think it was great,and I'm glad if some smaller guys will benefit,but when it comes right down to it,logically,how much sense does it make to incentivize even more production when there's so much surplus?
Then there's what's happening to you guys up there. You've played by the rules that your own government has set for you,rules that American dairymen wouldn't accept for themselves,then with NAFTA,you had to take 10% of your own total production from us. Now with USMCA,you have to take 13.6%. Toss another what,3.5% because of TPP? It's a real kick in the sack when you've played by the rules and done everything right and still get bent over through now fault of your own.
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