Posted by john in la on November 26, 2008 at 05:23:08 from (72.150.50.22):
In Reply to: farm subisities posted by jerrycentmi on November 25, 2008 at 13:16:22:
I think all farm subsidies should be handed out and regulated the same way sugar is in this country.
Sugar subsidies cost the tax payer NOTHING because it is regulated not subsidies.
The way it works is all sugar coming into this country has a tariff put on it so that the American farmer can not be under cut by imports. Then every ounce of sugar grown in this country is regulated with a allotment.
This system allows for a good price to our farmers and cost the taxpayers nothing. The biggest thing it does is it keeps now farmers from buying larger chunks of land and being paid not to grow crops.
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