Posted by Traditional Farmer on August 17, 2018 at 18:21:59 from (71.51.167.74):
Well a lot of folks here seem anxious to feed the World so here is your chance.Down in Venezuela there people actually dropping dead from starvation so there is your market bunch of hungry folks that will eat anything.Now up here in the USA we are over run with extra corn,soybeans and dairy products.Sounds like the perfect match they are hungry we have the food.One little problem, the people that need the food have no financial resources to buy any food.So here we all sit.Seems to be the one thing all starving people have in common is No Money.So how is it going to work out for you folks to feed the world if every time a prospective hungry person comes up they can't pay for the food? Doesn't sound like much of a business plan to me. Think I'd rather be selling organic food items to well off American citizens who have the cash and are willing to spend it for what they want.
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