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well imagine that

It goes on all the time, so I'm very surprised someone is interested in China stealing our technolgy. It's about time.
 
(quoted from post at 14:40:17 07/02/14) Maybe if we can start getting it from China the price will come down.
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question is, down from what. ? the price of everything has gone up so much that we are now paying the same price for china crap that we used to pay for made in usa.
 
$300 a bag seed corn vs $100 before the price went to $6 a bushel. It's time for this stuff to come back down.
 
The GMO corn didn't kill anything. I understand it was simply a ploy to break the US contract so they could buy cheaper corn somewhere else.

Can anyone else verify that? I believe I heard it on one of the farm report shows.
 
Supposedly there was one trait that was found that they haven't approved yet. It doesn't mean they won't.
 
They have been stealing our technology, ideas, patents etc for 30 years. No Prez has had the backbone to stand up to it. Might hurt his financing and major contibutors. Maybe you ag guys just found out about it, but the rest of the American economy got the knife in the back years ago.
 
(quoted from post at 18:38:43 07/02/14) They have been stealing our technology, ideas, patents etc for 30 years. No Prez has had the backbone to stand up to it. Might hurt his financing and major contibutors. Maybe you ag guys just found out about it, but the rest of the American economy got the knife in the back years ago.
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No, it's the American consumer. The guy always chasing the cheapest price. Not because they have to but because they can buy even more! Remember that the next time you are in a box store.

rick
 
It's another Syngenta product.Agrisure Viptera, MIR 162 trait. Many grain buyers were refusing to buy corn with it from farmers last year.
 
Consumers always chase the cheapest price. But shame on a government that lets producers violate the law to give it to them.

Edd wants a cheap price too, but producers should not be allowed to steal Oldtankers Patents, copy rights, and creations to do it.
If American producers were doing the same thing they would be stopped.

Free trade should also be fair trade.
 
You guys have been watching grain prices the past week haven't you?

$3.80 is corn locally yesterday.......

Beans have dropped a buck or more......

Paul
 
DuPont seem espically hard hit by the Chinese. I know a actually Chinese spy. Walter Liew, he is a chemical engineer. Google him if you don't believe me. I know him because his son is in my daughters class, both kids are 13. He worked for DuPont and stole secretes about titanium dioxide (think stealth techonolgy, not house paint). Walter was convicted of 22 counts of economic espionage, trade theft secretes, whittness tampering and probably some thing I can't remember. The US DOJ says he made $28 million doing this. Sentence to 30 years plus the pending income tax evasion charges. He is 57, he is going to die in a US prison. His wife faces similar charges and has been offered 15 years. The little boy was born in the US making him US citicen. The US State Dept is not going to let this American be sent to China. My wife wife wants the little boy, adoption, foster parents, something else ???? Any way, Walter got a life sentence (pretty much) , his wife got 15 years and I might have gotten a son.
 
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