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  Agriculture: the First Industry of the Future World Civilization
  The question of economics must commence with the farmer and then be =
extended to the other classes inasmuch as the number of farmers is =
greater than all other classes, many many times greater.  Therefore, it =
is fitting that the economic problem be first solved with the farmer, =
for the farmer is the first active agent in the body politic.  In brief, =
from among the wise men in every village a board should be organized and =
the affairs of that village should be under the control of that board.=20
    a.. `Abdu'l-Bah=E1

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  "Mesbah" <mesbah@address.com> wrote in message
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  Agriculture: the First Industry of the Future World Civilization
  The question of economics must commence with the farmer and then be
extended to the other classes inasmuch as the number of farmers is greater
than all other classes, many many times greater.  Therefore, it is fitting
that the economic problem be first solved with the farmer, for the farmer is
the first active agent in the body politic.  In brief, from among the wise
men in every village a board should be organized and the affairs of that
village should be under the control of that board.
    a.. `Abdu'l-Bah�

  more...
  http://www.bci.org/edmonton.bahais/agriculture.htm

The agriculture industry not just farming but the production of food and
fiber from start to finish is the first and still the biggest industry in
the world. The whole business is important not just the producer. The
glorification of the small farmer and making the rest of the system the
enemy gives a very warped view of the system. It is a system where all
players are dependant on each other. At various times one segment does
better than the others and the larger a player is able to grow the better
they can control their situation.

If you want to stay small you have to find a niche that works for you.

In a modern economy a farmer is overhead to a technical economy. An hour
spent growing crops is an hour lost to more valuable production of widgets.
--
Gordon

Gordon Couger
Stillwater, OK
www.couger.com/gcouger

"Gordon Couger" <gcouger@NOSPAMprovalue.net> wrote in message
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>
> "news" <a@b.c> wrote in message
> news:zf3G7.150422$oa2.49112665@news2.rdc1.ab.home.com...
>
>   "Mesbah" <mesbah@address.com> wrote in message
> news:3baa8239@isis.cybersurf.net...
>   Agriculture: the First Industry of the Future World Civilization
>   The question of economics must commence with the farmer and then be
> extended to the other classes inasmuch as the number of farmers is greater
> than all other classes, many many times greater.  Therefore, it is fitting
> that the economic problem be first solved with the farmer, for the farmer
is
> the first active agent in the body politic.  In brief, from among the wise
> men in every village a board should be organized and the affairs of that
> village should be under the control of that board.
>     a.. `Abdu'l-Bah�
>
>   more...
>   http://www.bci.org/edmonton.bahais/agriculture.htm
>
> The agriculture industry not just farming but the production of food and
> fiber from start to finish is the first and still the biggest industry in
> the world. The whole business is important not just the producer. The
> glorification of the small farmer and making the rest of the system the
> enemy gives a very warped view of the system. It is a system where all
> players are dependant on each other. At various times one segment does
> better than the others and the larger a player is able to grow the better
> they can control their situation.
>
> If you want to stay small you have to find a niche that works for you.
>
> In a modern economy a farmer is overhead to a technical economy. An hour
> spent growing crops is an hour lost to more valuable production of
widgets.
> --
> Gordon
>
> Gordon Couger
> Stillwater, OK
> www.couger.com/gcouger

Reality demands that the value of land is determined by the amount of
minerals (water) it contains and the amount of food it will produce.

The futures market dictates that the farmer paid $.03 to $.04 per pound for
wheat and corn and $.90 for a gallon of milk, market the cost of Personal
Property tax on their grain, machinery, and etc. to fund schools and 50%,
75%, and 100% tax abatements awarded defiant of Natural Law's demand
businesses and organizations. The futures market (wholesaler) and retailers
market more money quarterly in the cost of these products, to measure and
maintain the strength and growth of this unaffordable, booming economy. This
demands the consumer currently pays $2.00 for a pound of bread, $4.00 for a
pound of corn flakes, and $3.00 for a gallon of 2% milk, and only gets the
product or service.

This "Preservation of Development Rights" program on Wayne County, Ohio's
ballott lost by thousands of votes. This program, to preserve farmland (from
the other side of a filthy, forked, tongue), demands the consumer/taxpayer
pay for all tax abatements awarded defiant businesses and organizations, pay
.25% more Sales tax (6%) on all taxes (Income, Social Security, Medicaid,
Road, and etc.) marketed in the wholesale and retail cost of all product and
service, pay 6% Sales tax on the more money stockholders pay CEOs six and
eight digit wages to market quarterly in the wholesale and retail cost of
automobiles and only get the automobile, pay 6% Sales tax on the more money
foreign investors market quarterly in the wholesale and retail cost of
products produced in slave labor sweat shops in foreign countries and
retailers market on Wayne Counties former farmland, and taxpayers pay all
taxes (including Sales tax) consumers pay with welfare checks, food stamps,
community bloc vouchers, housing vouchers, etc.

Farmers, the defiant of the demands of Natural Law, Capitalism, and
America's Constitution businesses and organizations, and Slick Holy
Hucksters, with a faith-based belief that marketing the cost of producing
food in the wholesale and retail cost of food is a sin, believe they should
be Sales Tax exempt, get a $2000 to $4000 per acre easement payment, $5.5
billion subsidy annually, and get $1.5 million grants, to increase the size
of chicken, beef, dairy, etc. businesses, should defect to Afghanistan,
Africa's Sudan, Cuba, China, or any community, state or nation of their
choice with Communist principles and values, where they will have everything
they advocate and demand.

It's ludicrous, to demand God Bless any individual, community, state or
nation that "Trusts in Money" and defies the demands of Natural Law,
Capitalism, and America's Constitution.

www.cladatps.org

"cladatps" <cladatps@valkyrie.net> wrote in message
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>
> "Gordon Couger" <gcouger@NOSPAMprovalue.net> wrote in message
> news:bp8G7.84$MP.34749@newsfeed.slurp.net...
> >
> > "news" <a@b.c> wrote in message
> > news:zf3G7.150422$oa2.49112665@news2.rdc1.ab.home.com...
> >
> >   "Mesbah" <mesbah@address.com> wrote in message
> > news:3baa8239@isis.cybersurf.net...
> >   Agriculture: the First Industry of the Future World Civilization
> >   The question of economics must commence with the farmer and then be
> > extended to the other classes inasmuch as the number of farmers is
greater
> > than all other classes, many many times greater.  Therefore, it is
fitting
> > that the economic problem be first solved with the farmer, for the
farmer
> is
> > the first active agent in the body politic.  In brief, from among the
wise
> > men in every village a board should be organized and the affairs of that
> > village should be under the control of that board.
> >     a.. `Abdu'l-Bah�
> >
> >   more...
> >   http://www.bci.org/edmonton.bahais/agriculture.htm
> >
> > The agriculture industry not just farming but the production of food and
> > fiber from start to finish is the first and still the biggest industry
in
> > the world. The whole business is important not just the producer. The
> > glorification of the small farmer and making the rest of the system the
> > enemy gives a very warped view of the system. It is a system where all
> > players are dependant on each other. At various times one segment does
> > better than the others and the larger a player is able to grow the
better
> > they can control their situation.
> >
> > If you want to stay small you have to find a niche that works for you.
> >
> > In a modern economy a farmer is overhead to a technical economy. An hour
> > spent growing crops is an hour lost to more valuable production of
> widgets.
> > --
> > Gordon
> >
> > Gordon Couger
> > Stillwater, OK
> > www.couger.com/gcouger
>
> Reality demands that the value of land is determined by the amount of
> minerals (water) it contains and the amount of food it will produce.
>
> The futures market dictates that the farmer paid $.03 to $.04 per pound
for
> wheat and corn and $.90 for a gallon of milk, market the cost of Personal
> Property tax on their grain, machinery, and etc. to fund schools and 50%,
> 75%, and 100% tax abatements awarded defiant of Natural Law's demand
> businesses and organizations. The futures market (wholesaler) and
retailers
> market more money quarterly in the cost of these products, to measure and
> maintain the strength and growth of this unaffordable, booming economy.
This
> demands the consumer currently pays $2.00 for a pound of bread, $4.00 for
a
> pound of corn flakes, and $3.00 for a gallon of 2% milk, and only gets the
> product or service.
>
> This "Preservation of Development Rights" program on Wayne County, Ohio's
> ballott lost by thousands of votes. This program, to preserve farmland
(from
> the other side of a filthy, forked, tongue), demands the consumer/taxpayer
> pay for all tax abatements awarded defiant businesses and organizations,
pay
> .25% more Sales tax (6%) on all taxes (Income, Social Security, Medicaid,
> Road, and etc.) marketed in the wholesale and retail cost of all product
and
> service, pay 6% Sales tax on the more money stockholders pay CEOs six and
> eight digit wages to market quarterly in the wholesale and retail cost of
> automobiles and only get the automobile, pay 6% Sales tax on the more
money
> foreign investors market quarterly in the wholesale and retail cost of
> products produced in slave labor sweat shops in foreign countries and
> retailers market on Wayne Counties former farmland, and taxpayers pay all
> taxes (including Sales tax) consumers pay with welfare checks, food
stamps,
> community bloc vouchers, housing vouchers, etc.
>
> Farmers, the defiant of the demands of Natural Law, Capitalism, and
> America's Constitution businesses and organizations, and Slick Holy
> Hucksters, with a faith-based belief that marketing the cost of producing
> food in the wholesale and retail cost of food is a sin, believe they
should
> be Sales Tax exempt, get a $2000 to $4000 per acre easement payment, $5.5
> billion subsidy annually, and get $1.5 million grants, to increase the
size
> of chicken, beef, dairy, etc. businesses, should defect to Afghanistan,
> Africa's Sudan, Cuba, China, or any community, state or nation of their
> choice with Communist principles and values, where they will have
everything
> they advocate and demand.
>
> It's ludicrous, to demand God Bless any individual, community, state or
> nation that "Trusts in Money" and defies the demands of Natural Law,
> Capitalism, and America's Constitution.
>
> www.cladatps.org

The price of farm products are what a willing buyer and seller arrive at.
--
Gordon

Gordon Couger
Stillwater, OK
www.couger.com/gcouger

"Gordon Couger" <gcouger@NOSPAMprovalue.net> wrote in message
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>
> "news" <a@b.c> wrote in message
> news:zf3G7.150422$oa2.49112665@news2.rdc1.ab.home.com...
>
>   "Mesbah" <mesbah@address.com> wrote in message
> news:3baa8239@isis.cybersurf.net...
>   Agriculture: the First Industry of the Future World Civilization
>   The question of economics must commence with the farmer and then be
> extended to the other classes inasmuch as the number of farmers is greater
> than all other classes, many many times greater.  Therefore, it is fitting
> that the economic problem be first solved with the farmer, for the farmer
is
> the first active agent in the body politic.  In brief, from among the wise
> men in every village a board should be organized and the affairs of that
> village should be under the control of that board.
>     a.. `Abdu'l-Bah�
>
>   more...
>   http://www.bci.org/edmonton.bahais/agriculture.htm
>
> The agriculture industry not just farming but the production of food and
> fiber from start to finish is the first and still the biggest industry in
> the world. The whole business is important not just the producer.

The farmer is the victim of the wholesaler (futures market) and retailer
marketing more money quarterly in the wholesale and retail cost of food and
fiber, to measure and maintain the strength and growth of this unaffordable,
boomong economy. The taxpayer pays face value for food stamps, welfare
checks, and etc., the defiant of Capitalism's demand can't pay for with
wages or profit from an independent business.

 The
> glorification of the small farmer and making the rest of the system the
> enemy gives a very warped view of the system. It is a system where all
> players are dependant on each other. At various times one segment does
> better than the others and the larger a player is able to grow the better
> they can control their situation.

The future's market pays the big farmer the same commody rate they pay the
small farmer. The taxpayer pays for the billions of dollars of subsidies the
farmer defies Natural Laws demand they market in the wholesale and retail
cost of product and service.

> If you want to stay small you have to find a niche that works for you.

Niche spelled SUBSIDY!!!!!!

> In a modern economy a farmer is overhead to a technical economy.

It's impossible for the farmer to pay for the more money stockholders pay
CEOs to market quarterly in the wholesale and retail cost of everything
needed to produce food and fibre with $.03 to $.04 per pound for wheat and
corn and $.90 for a gallon of milk.

An hour
> spent growing crops is an hour lost to more valuable production of
widgets.

It's impossible to digest money or the widgets!!!!!!!!

www.cladatps.org

"cladatps" <cladatps@valkyrie.net> wrote in message
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>
> "Gordon Couger" <gcouger@NOSPAMprovalue.net> wrote in message
> news:bp8G7.84$MP.34749@newsfeed.slurp.net...
> >
> > "news" <a@b.c> wrote in message
> > news:zf3G7.150422$oa2.49112665@news2.rdc1.ab.home.com...
> >
> >   "Mesbah" <mesbah@address.com> wrote in message
> > news:3baa8239@isis.cybersurf.net...
> >   Agriculture: the First Industry of the Future World Civilization
> >   The question of economics must commence with the farmer and then be
> > extended to the other classes inasmuch as the number of farmers is
greater
> > than all other classes, many many times greater.  Therefore, it is
fitting
> > that the economic problem be first solved with the farmer, for the
farmer
> is
> > the first active agent in the body politic.  In brief, from among the
wise
> > men in every village a board should be organized and the affairs of that
> > village should be under the control of that board.
> >     a.. `Abdu'l-Bah�
> >
> >   more...
> >   http://www.bci.org/edmonton.bahais/agriculture.htm
> >
> > The agriculture industry not just farming but the production of food and
> > fiber from start to finish is the first and still the biggest industry
in
> > the world. The whole business is important not just the producer.
>
> The farmer is the victim of the wholesaler (futures market) and retailer
> marketing more money quarterly in the wholesale and retail cost of food
and
> fiber, to measure and maintain the strength and growth of this
unaffordable,
> boomong economy. The taxpayer pays face value for food stamps, welfare
> checks, and etc., the defiant of Capitalism's demand can't pay for with
> wages or profit from an independent business.
>
>  The
> > glorification of the small farmer and making the rest of the system the
> > enemy gives a very warped view of the system. It is a system where all
> > players are dependant on each other. At various times one segment does
> > better than the others and the larger a player is able to grow the
better
> > they can control their situation.
>
> The future's market pays the big farmer the same commody rate they pay the
> small farmer. The taxpayer pays for the billions of dollars of subsidies
the
> farmer defies Natural Laws demand they market in the wholesale and retail
> cost of product and service.
>
> > If you want to stay small you have to find a niche that works for you.
>
> Niche spelled SUBSIDY!!!!!!
>
> > In a modern economy a farmer is overhead to a technical economy.
>
> It's impossible for the farmer to pay for the more money stockholders pay
> CEOs to market quarterly in the wholesale and retail cost of everything
> needed to produce food and fibre with $.03 to $.04 per pound for wheat and
> corn and $.90 for a gallon of milk.
>
> An hour
> > spent growing crops is an hour lost to more valuable production of
> widgets.
>
> It's impossible to digest money or the widgets!!!!!!!!
>
If you want live in a substance society pick one and move there.

Gordon