Posted by trucker40 on August 10, 2009 at 16:49:05 from (69.149.218.93):
In Reply to: Re: Milk Prices posted by Traditional Farmer on August 09, 2009 at 23:16:52:
Well prices go up and down tied to supply and demand.You cant say commodities prices are tied to supply and demand any more.So you need to find out whats causing them to go down for producers and up in the store.When you find out whats doing that,ask this bunch of politicians running things to fix the problem rather than give you a handout.Its known to be market manipulation.There is where you can start.Im sure there are plenty of bad politicians on both sides.Now as long as the rest of the politicians dont have a clue as to why the market is doing this,the ones that will do something will try and give you a handout so they wont look like they didnt do anything.By finding the problem for them to fix you can maybe survive farming.What other job did you want to do?Everything is messed up now thanks to the politicians that were in office.A lot of them are still in office.When you find a crooked one its time to vote him out.Im thinking some tarriff on dairy imports could help the dairymen,so could country of origin labeling maybe?That might help beef prices if they have to put on their beef where if came from,and a tax on it so yours can be more profitable.I dont care which politician it is,you cant let them be ignorant and ruin another American industry because he doesnt know whats going on.Import lobbyists will keep him ignorant voting for their interests,and for sure know whats going on.They just dont care about farmers,probably dont live in this country and dont care if our industry goes bankrupt and dont care if we starve.
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