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| My vote: NO.
Some of you have a huge overestimation of those positions. I have a close relative that works in our office and I can assure you I've never benefited off of that. You may think that's how things work but simply it is not. And even if one did have access to every bit of info in the office, I'm not sure what value that would be? What does it matter? Nobody has really described one instance of how someone used knowledge from an FSA office and actually was able to use it for their advantage. I've never talked about stuff that happens in the office besides the usual BS coffee shop stuff like what they think the county average yield is. And then I laugh to myself because of how far off it is from reality. | |
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POLL: Does a farmers wife working at FSA office create a conflict of interest?
