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Re: Drought aid too late ??
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Posted by paul on August 30, 2006 at 06:20:40 from (66.60.197.95):
In Reply to: Drought aid too late ?? posted by Glen in TX on August 29, 2006 at 18:22:45:
Too late isn't the question. It's only a little tiny bit of money. Not enough to really do any good. If you lose 1000 acres of crop, & the govt gives you $5000 - big deal, what's that? The bad from it: folks like below think farmers are getting rich from the 'handouts'. Cargill is happy because it keeps the price of grain a little lower. Think we would be better off if there were no govt bandades at all. The markets would snap higher & we could make or break on our own. Right now the govt supports & emergency deals keep a cap on income, and grain prices drift lower & lower. With more stady but low prices, the big can get bigger. The medium get driven out of the game entirely. --->Paul
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