AG/Food production.

[Ratty]

Sept 18, 2016 6:54:45 GMT acidohm said:

Nice Data as always Mboy!
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Yep. Second that.

He's definitely worth more money; what is it we're paying you now, Missouri? I think we could afford to treble it.

[acidohm]

Sept 18, 2016 7:14:45 GMT Ratty said:

Sept 18, 2016 6:54:45 GMT acidohm said:

Nice Data as always Mboy!
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Yep. Second that.

He's definitely worth more money; what is it we're paying you now, Missouri? I think we could afford to treble it.

Hey, I've seen the rates and we can easily afford to more then treble it!!!

But then gratitude costs nothing

[Ratty]

Sept 18, 2016 8:18:11 GMT acidohm said:

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But then gratitude costs nothing

There are Nigerians who would differ ...... but (topic-saver) I admit to knowing little about AG/Food production in Nigeria.

[missouriboy]

Sept 18, 2016 8:18:11 GMT acidohm said:

Sept 18, 2016 7:14:45 GMT Ratty said:

Yep. Second that.

He's definitely worth more money; what is it we're paying you now, Missouri? I think we could afford to treble it.

Hey, I've seen the rates and we can easily afford to more then treble it!!!

But then gratitude costs nothing

A raise?  Oh joy!  I'm honored!  Wait a minute ... triple zero is still zero!  
It's the thought that counts ... right?

[missouriboy]

Sept 18, 2016 7:03:30 GMT sigurdur said:

Sept 18, 2016 5:26:33 GMT flearider said:

yep there will be food just not enough to go around ..

Flea: There will never be enough to go around if you don't have a medium of exchange available. This is the ultimate goal of the AGE movement. Their goal is population control through energy poverty. Energy poverty helps keep people starving because there is limited economic growth.

The poor have always been on the short end of the "shtick".

[acidohm]

Sept 18, 2016 18:35:49 GMT missouriboy said:

Sept 18, 2016 8:18:11 GMT acidohm said:

Hey, I've seen the rates and we can easily afford to more then treble it!!!

But then gratitude costs nothing

A raise?  Oh joy!  I'm honored!  Wait a minute ... triple zero is still zero!  
It's the thought that counts ... right?

I think this is what we're banking on 😆!!!

[sigurdur]

farmprogress.com/story-whats-heritage-foundations-beef-sugar-9-146849-nl_7_nlr_11?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=26+September+2016&YM_RID=211270186

[sigurdur]

farmfutures.com/blogs-how-japans-meat-imports-change-under-tpp-11384

It is interesting to note the pages which follow beef and pork cover fish. Virtually all categories come in tariff free with the exception of salmon. Tariffs on salmon appear to end in approximately 8 years. This is good negotiation?

[nautonnier]

Sept 27, 2016 15:32:26 GMT sigurdur said:

farmfutures.com/blogs-how-japans-meat-imports-change-under-tpp-11384

It is interesting to note the pages which follow beef and pork cover fish. Virtually all categories come in tariff free with the exception of salmon. Tariffs on salmon appear to end in approximately 8 years. This is good negotiation?

You should realize that the TPP (and its cousin the TTIP) are not there for trade, they are there to provide control that is supranational and cannot be rescinded by Congress (or parliaments).

[sigurdur]

Hillary is Ford, Trump seems to be Chevy.

[nautonnier]

Sept 29, 2016 17:16:07 GMT sigurdur said:

Hillary is Ford, Trump seems to be Chevy.

So she's going to Mexico

[Ratty]

Sig, you leading the charge here?

Support Grows for Right to Farm

[sigurdur]

Sept 30, 2016 22:45:39 GMT Ratty said:

Sig, you leading the charge here?

Support Grows for Right to Farm

Yep. Notice ND did this In 2012.

[missouriboy]

Sept 30, 2016 23:38:58 GMT sigurdur said:

Sept 30, 2016 22:45:39 GMT Ratty said:

Sig, you leading the charge here?

Support Grows for Right to Farm

Yep. Notice ND did this In 2012.

Missouri did the same in 2014.

[icefisher]

Oregon did it in 1993