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Posted by kraig WY Supply and Demand wont work on October 07, 2002 at 08:49:48 from (63.229.153.127):
In Reply to: Re: What does CRP stand for posted by DuaneW OH on October 07, 2002 at 08:25:47:
When McDonalds can buy Australin beef cheeper then American beef. If the Government wants to do something then use tarriff to make American products competive.
My complaint is that in the west you can buy large tracks of land for $150 to 300 per acre. Then the government will pay you $30 per acre per year to put it in CRP. It ten years or less you got your land paid for by tax dollars. And it isn't the little rancher (or farmer) who can come up with the credit to buy the land, its the rich folks who end up with a large hunting preserve at our expence.
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