Scott City KS | SD51555 - 10/28/2020 22:35
From a business perspective, wouldn't it be more beneficial to handle fewer bushels at a higher profit margin? For example, fewer semis, fewer bins, smaller dryer, less combines, tractors, hired help, smaller shop etc? I see the enormous infrastructures of today and the slim margins and wonder how any of this makes any sense. Excess production kills any other industry. Oil is feeling that pinch now. Lumber is not.
Far as food goes, supply of food isn't the source of hunger in the world.
Not for me.
If no till goes out the window, my production will drop much much much more than yours. MUCH more. It would absolutely destroy my margins. |
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