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| Think of corporate ag getting input (corn) at less than cost of production "pic programs" farmers were getting cost of production prices (break even) corporate ag was getting an input at 60-70% cost....tell me WHO was getting the gov. Subsides. Or think of it this way you get your input cost at 60-70% of seed company B/E cost ,fertilizers at 60-70% of their B/E cost. ......Or say a farmer feeder was feeding his livestock at cost of production competing against a corporate ag firm that was feeding their livestock at 60-70% of cost of production.
Edited by neon 12/15/2015 17:55
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ethanol and the corn and cattle markets
