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Re: OF: Can corn or soybeans be the crop of the fu
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Posted by paul on December 06, 2004 at 08:25:02 from (209.23.145.14):
In Reply to: OF: Can corn or soybeans be the crop of the future posted by 7720future on December 06, 2004 at 08:01:42:
You aske this question before, you got some
answers over at the 'using your tractor'
section. Corn & soybeans are the crops of the present,
so Idon't know that you can call them the crop
of the future? They will continue to be the
important ones for quite some time to come.
But perhaps something else will emerge that
will take it's place as a major crop. Soybeans are currently declining a bit, as
certain pests and a yield level has hit them.
Corn on the other hand seems to be growing
in strength. No one can email you as long as you keep
your email blocked. Besides, discussion
forums are more about all of us learning &
talking about an issue, not just private emails
to one person. Come on back and discuss with us. :) your
question is so broad, it is difficult to know what
kind of info you really want. --->Paul
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