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Re: prices we pay vs prices we receive
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Posted by Stum on August 25, 2005 at 19:06:44 from (4.131.204.97):
In Reply to: prices we pay vs prices we receive posted by broker farmer on August 25, 2005 at 12:03:25:
Best advise I can give is sell your farm to a Developer,sell off your equipment,take the cash and open a farm in Brazil.They are going to outproduce us in a very short time,and the farmers there make money with no subsidies at all. I've had enough of it here too,tired of watching my bank balance go down every year while being buried in more and more Federal and State mandated paperwork,paying ever increasing taxes,insurance premiums,and input costs. I have a good offer on my farm,buyer wants to plant houses,I've bought a farm in northern Brazil,soon as the crops are off here,and the equipment is sold,I'm heading to the other side of the equator.
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