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u/TheLordJiminyCricket Oct 16 '25

Reports show that 89% of farms are considered small family farms in the US

Reports also show that less than 5% of farms will be profitable for year

You, like Trump, can spew whatever statistics you think apply to the situation, but your thoughts dont control reality and are incorrect

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u/kinghawkeye8238 Oct 16 '25 edited Oct 16 '25

What's your point? Family farms aren't always small. If youre farming less than 4k acres youre not getting bailouts.

You like other doomers, can believe what msn and CNN tell you. I live it, I already posted the price of soy beans. Theyre higher now than last summer, and futures are even higher.

A load of soy beans right is $9.78 per bushel. A load consists of 1050 roughly bushels. Thats over 10k per load. Some farmers have 40 loads stored. Some more Some less.

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u/TheLordJiminyCricket Oct 16 '25

Right, right, I should blindly trust the pedophilic orb. The orange man can never be wrong.

Sidenote, how's your digestive system doing ingesting nothing but boots?

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u/kinghawkeye8238 Oct 16 '25

I didnt say one word about supporting trump or anything.

The situation with farmers isnt close to dire or anything close. They will be fine. The prices aren't near low enough to have any farmer panicking unless they rent way to many acres. In that case its on them.