REH wrote:
No, you read it Chris. I'm here and you are there.The removal of
American farm subsidies will create havoc for the environment as they will
not leave fields open but plow them all for the profit. Not meaning to be
grouchy but you missed my point.
Ok, now your point is
Chris,
It doesn't matter what it is that makes the land stay fallow.It is the
staying fallow that is the point I don't care whether it is a wealthy
big land owner or a small poor one as long as the ecologically correct
process is followed.You have small farms, I presume since it is a
Ray Evans Harrell wrote:
It is a shame that you have bought the message of the economic
conservatives on American Farm Subsidies. Their purpose is the same here
as you listed for Switzerland. My parents went through a dust bowl in
Oklahoma because the private enterprise system of farming
Harry Pollard wrote on Wed, 28 Nov 2001:
The protection of human rights, labour or the environment is a joke. If
it were not, the various international bodies involved in these things
could disband and go home. What happens when the WTO threatens the fat
cats' tariff protected monopolies, is
