Re: Soybean checkoff vs. Corn checkoff

Posted by LonM on February 28, 2012 at 10:15:45 from (69.165.30.204):

In Reply to: Soybean checkoff vs. Corn checkoff posted by Eric in IL on February 28, 2012 at 09:53:37:

I think a lot of the trade figures for beans, corn, etc. are a result of simple supply and demand; i.e. whatever country can sell the cheapest commodity will get the export business of other nations. Our grain is no better than most of the other leading nations (due in large part to the F.M. allowed at our ports), so to answer your question, I really don't believe that we are getting our moneys worth in paying the big shots to travel around the world, dress up in suits, and eat steak. I welcome other opinions, but that is my two cents.
LonM

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