commodity marketing

[chevyrules]

Please respond to my topic on new swather purchase on MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT

[Hopperbin]

In the meat isle there are no bones?
What is scary is people actually read and believe this.

[jensend]

it's largely true but you'd have to watch the whole movie to see if they make their case. we hardly buy tomatoes anymore because they have no flavor and lousy texture. after nearly forty years of farming i do believe a handful of corporations have taken control of food production and it isn't working for producers and i don't think consumers either. my father saw it coming thirty years ago when the likes of conrad black started with the m&a strategy of wealth accumulation by market manipulation. it's the maturing of the economy. in the meantime we produce more and more of our own food.

[cottonpicken]

Oh my god!Normal market forces at work in the food industry!Call michael moore!
Houston we have a problem.

Leftards have no problem paying 50% of their income for organic holesome food,40% on afforadable green shelter(for everyone),60% on the best health care for everyone,70% on the best highest quality education and 1% of there income on basic math and economic theory taught by a glorious keynsian pin head that should not be questioned.

And then they sit in a corner sucking their thumb wondering why the cost of everything continues to increase and come to the conclusion that the government(them) must intervene even more.