What what? Any poultry farmer who owns cropland is getting subsidized.What?
What what? Any poultry farmer who owns cropland is getting subsidized.What?
Care to explain?What what? Any poultry farmer who owns cropland is getting subsidized.
Care to explain?
LolPRIMER: Agriculture Subsidies and Their Influence on the Composition of U.S. Food Supply and Consumption - AAF
The U.S. government heavily influences what farmers grow and consumers eat through various policies to subsidize the production of certain crops.www.americanactionforum.org
Every farmer gets a check. I grew up on a farm..my two brothers still farm.
Don't even try to say they don't.
Hell...every farmer got $25k handed to them during the pandemic even.
And I'm not going to even talk about crop insurance.
Yea..they'll pay a farmer to put up a manure storage building (equip funds)...at the same time he's clearing a 20 acre woods.Lol
A price support doesn't guarantee a check every year.
The government has many programs available to pay producers to be environmentally responsible as well as financially sound during harder times. This isn't necessarily a bad thing as it provides food security for Americans. It's kind of a national interest.
IT does one thing...which is increase the cost of land. The land owners benefit, that's about it.Lol
A price support doesn't guarantee a check every year.
The government has many programs available to pay producers to be environmentally responsible as well as financially sound during harder times. This isn't necessarily a bad thing as it provides food security for Americans. It's kind of a national interest.
Putting up a manure storage facility to allow a farmer to ensure that he can apply his waste in an environmentally friendly manner makes a lot of sense. It is beneficial for the general public in many ways.Yea..they'll pay a farmer to put up a manure storage building (equip funds)...at the same time he's clearing a 20 acre woods.
While the CRP program is probably the dumbest government program out there it is also the dumbest one to enroll in.Or..pay one farmer to not plant for 10 years (CRP) and let the next farmer clear 20 acres and let him take the expense of doing so off his taxes.
Yes.All makes sense doesn't it?
It is their land. Why shouldn't they benefit from it?IT does one thing...which is increase the cost of land. The land owners benefit, that's about it.
Somebody is pissed that he can't afford to buy an acre of land...WOuld we need $13.00 beans if you asshats weren't paying $25900 an acre for ground? No...ya wouldn't...but your all so frikking land greedy, ya just can't help yourself.
It's my tax money..why can't I keep it and buy my own f'ing land?It is their land. Why shouldn't they benefit from it?
Sounds like you're jealous.
Somebody is pissed that he can't afford to buy an acre of land...
Beans are $13.00 (actually $15.00) because demand is outpacing supply. Basic economics 101.
Don't even try to feed me this bullshiete.Putting up a manure storage facility to allow a farmer to ensure that he can apply his waste in an environmentally friendly manner makes a lot of sense. It is beneficial for the general public in many ways.
Clearing a woods isn't in any way connected to it. Not sure why you would try to make such a connection.
While the CRP program is probably the dumbest government program out there it is also the dumbest one to enroll in.
Cash rents for poor ground is still higher than a CRP payment.
What's your issue with clearing a woods?
Doesn't a farmer have a right to use his land the way he wants to? Why should you or anyone else have the right to force him to grow trees instead of corn?
Yes.
Yea...I haven't been spoon fed money by the government like you have and I have to compete with farmers who have.It is their land. Why shouldn't they benefit from it?
Sounds like you're jealous.
Somebody is pissed that he can't afford to buy an acre of land...
Beans are $13.00 (actually $15.00) because demand is outpacing supply. Basic economics 101.
No one is stopping you from buying land.It's my tax money..why can't I keep it and buy my own f'ing land?
Who says I've been spoon fed money by the government?Yea...I haven't been spoon fed money by the government like you have and I have to compete with farmers who have.
Don't even try to feed me this bullshiete.
Every manure storage building I've seen is full of one thing...equipment. And ya know what? it's your farm...you pay for the building.
Liar.Every covered feed lot has led to one thing...more livestock and more manure.
It can be. But more importantly it is well within a landowners right.Oh really? Clearing woods is an environmentally sound thing to do isn't it?
Feel free to buy a woods and grow trees. It's your right.Apparently if we have too much land that we have to pay farmers not to plant..we sure in the hell don't need to be clearing more ground do we?
No one is getting government money to clear a woods.Whats my issue with woods? Yea..you say you have a right to do whatever you want..but you'll take that government money won't ya? What right do you have to take other peoples money?
Again.. You are clueless.Liar.
Manure storage buildings are full of manure.
It's why it's called a manure storage building.
Liar.
Just because a farmer has a feedlot does not mean he builds another one.
Plenty of emtpy livestock facilities around the country.
It can be. But more importantly it is well within a landowners right.
Feel free to buy a woods and grow trees. It's your right.
No one is getting government money to clear a woods.
That's where the money's at...if ya got in before the government funded farmers took over.
Joking aside, I'm learning stuff. Stay out of farming.
So you admit that they met the obligation required to receive the grant.Again.. You are clueless.
If you'd like....I can take a pic of maybe 10 or so buildings I pass every day on my way to work..for the last 19 years...that haven't a bit of manure in them. If you talk to any farmer..they'll tell ya "yea..it's a crock of shiete..but hey, if they are giving me a new building..why wouldn't I take it" Did ya know they only have to use it as a manure storage building for four years? And then it's all theirs...they can turn it into a workshop if they want to.
Apparently a lot more than you.You lie by ignorance. You said you weren't a farmer. What do you know?
Got any context with that?EWG's Farm Subsidy Database
EWG's Farm Subsidy Database put the issue on the map and is driving reform. Just ten percent of America's largest and richest farms collect almost three-fourths of federal farm subsidies; cash payments that often harm the environment.farm.ewg.org
anyone interested in seeing how much farmers are handed each year? Take a look on the above searchable database. Look up your rich neighbor farmer and see how much of your money he's been handed.
Again, context?
Context? It’s a website that displays who and how much money farmers received since 1995. What kind of context do you need? It’s a government database. Surely ya trust the governmentGot any context with that?
You don’t shiete big boySo you admit that they met the obligation required to receive the grant.
Cool.
Did those farms reduce their manure output? If not, what are they doing with their manure. Those farms are highly regulated if they exceed a certain threshold of animal units.
Apparently a lot more than you.
Lmao! Again. Clueless. Farmers around here wirh 150 cows or less received new “manure storage barns” ie. Machine sheds.So you admit that they met the obligation required to receive the grant.
Cool.
Did those farms reduce their manure output? If not, what are they doing with their manure. Those farms are highly regulated if they exceed a certain threshold of animal units.
Apparently a lot more than you.
Yes, context. You know, like what the subsidy was for and when?Context? It’s a website that displays who and how much money farmers received since 1995. What kind of context do you need? It’s a government database. Surely ya trust the government
ClearlyYou don’t shiete big boy
So you're not going to answer the questions.... got it.Lmao! Again. Clueless. Farmers around here wirh 150 cows or less received new “manure storage barns” ie. Machine sheds.
And ya know what? The farmers who had polluted repeatedly got more money than others.
hmmm.. if my company polluted a water stream, do ya think we’d receive money or do you think we’d get fined?