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Re: Slipping away
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Posted by B-maniac on December 17, 2006 at 19:58:57 from (207.241.132.180):
In Reply to: Re: Slipping away posted by Howard H. on December 17, 2006 at 18:30:23:
What maters is that that land still remain farm ground for someone!! What the government could/should stop is all these middle class cookie cutter housing projects springing up on PRIME farm ground! Now it's GONE for good! doesn't grow ANYTHING! I understand some of these farmers need this income to live on in their retired years. Simple , sell off the frontage and leave the rest to farm! No , we build on the whole 60 -80- or even 100 acres. What's worse , they don't even skim off the top soil and put it back on a neighboring farm so it can be usefull. They pile it up out back and let the weeds grow on it. I guess when it's all gone we will import EVERYTHING from South America. No country will have to bomb us , our country is "For Sale" ! All they have to do is BUY us! And they are already doing so.
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