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1 posted on 09/25/2011 11:37:14 AM PDT by lowbridge
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My tagline says it all.


2 posted on 09/25/2011 11:41:08 AM PDT by rdl6989 (January 20, 2013 The end of an error.)
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Grits went up 40 cents a box in a week! Minca!!
3 posted on 09/25/2011 11:41:18 AM PDT by 4yearlurker (I've been dipping into my jar full of Hope & Change just to buy gas!!)
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This government is the enemy of common sense - and the enemy of the people.


4 posted on 09/25/2011 11:41:34 AM PDT by beethovenfan (If Islam is the solution, the "problem" must be freedom.)
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I still have not eaten any fresh corn year this year. Still waiting for my homegrown to make an appearance.


5 posted on 09/25/2011 11:43:27 AM PDT by EggsAckley ( There's an Ethiopian in the fuel supply ! !)
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I’ve noticed more and more companies are returning to using sugar to sweeten their products as opposed to HFCS.


7 posted on 09/25/2011 11:45:12 AM PDT by Drew68
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This government is making it all worse. I am almost 100% sure that blackouts will hit Texas next summer because we over-spent to build so many useless windmills.


8 posted on 09/25/2011 11:45:12 AM PDT by GeronL (The Right to Life came before the Right to Happiness)
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We just had some visitors from Germany. Their major complaint was the high price of food in this country. For example, in Germany bread is roughly $0.60 per pound,locally the price ranges from $2.50 to $4.00 per pound; cheese, in Germany, sells for about a $1.20 per pound etc. I’m having them send me some market advertising material showing prices of various food stuffs in German markets. Their report fits in with reports on how we Americans are getting “screwed!”


9 posted on 09/25/2011 11:45:42 AM PDT by AEMILIUS PAULUS (It is a shame that when these people give a riot)
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....40 percent of the crop goes to produce 12.6 billion gallons of ethanol to meet the government’s renewable fuel standards. In other words, much crop land is being used to produce ethanol, not to produce food....

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There it is in one sentence. The rest is BS. THIS is what is driving much of the food cost increase across the board. Again, the government shafting the public to play its games of eco-politics.


10 posted on 09/25/2011 11:46:12 AM PDT by EagleUSA
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Stop ruining gasoline, and feed the world.


11 posted on 09/25/2011 11:53:16 AM PDT by pallis
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I don’t see a problem here the environazi plan are working just fine

Drive food prices up...

/ S


12 posted on 09/25/2011 11:55:48 AM PDT by Popman (Obama is God's curse upon the land....)
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I noticed the other day that cereal boxes had gotten smaller.


15 posted on 09/25/2011 12:09:02 PM PDT by KansasGirl
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Another bogus ‘we’re burning our food for fuel’ article? They don’t even try to get their facts straight.

We have been producing #2 yellow dent corn for decades and non of it goes directly for human food.

Unless you consider soda pop food.


16 posted on 09/25/2011 12:09:16 PM PDT by Free Vulcan (Vote Republican! You can vote Democrat when you're dead.)
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We are going retro.

Before the combustion engine, a good deal of cropland went to grow feed for horses, mules, oxesn etc ... for transportation and work.


17 posted on 09/25/2011 12:15:09 PM PDT by Lorianne
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We are going retro.

Before the combustion engine, a good deal of cropland went to grow feed for horses, mules, oxesn etc ... for transportation and work.


21 posted on 09/25/2011 12:22:25 PM PDT by Lorianne
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This article is full of errors. It suggests that 40 per cent of the corn crop is diverted into fuel, rather than food.

The truth is very little corn is eaten directly, virtually all the corn is grown as cattle feed. Ethanol production merely turns the starch into fuel. The resulting mash is fed to cattle, same as before!

I bet she was one of those who complained about subsidies, and, paying farmers “not” to grow corn. Well if so, she got her wish. Corn was $2 a bushel in the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and ... Well you get the idea.


22 posted on 09/25/2011 12:26:22 PM PDT by Freedom4US
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We are forced to burn corn in our cars.

MPG drop at least 10%.

Corn grower Lobby is smiling.

Yes we are stupid.


23 posted on 09/25/2011 12:29:04 PM PDT by hadaclueonce ("Endeavor to persevere.")
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Corn Lobby has “corn’ed” us all.


31 posted on 09/25/2011 12:56:24 PM PDT by hadaclueonce ("Endeavor to persevere.")
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Meanwhile, SSA/ ILWU is protesting a new grain terminal in WA state that is preparing to ship grain to China, and at the same time SSA is fighting to build another grain terminal in WA to ship more grain to China.


32 posted on 09/25/2011 12:59:20 PM PDT by Eva
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"..Well, 40 percent of the crop goes to produce 12.6 billion gallons of ethanol to meet the government’s renewable fuel standards. In other words, much crop land is being used to produce ethanol, not to produce food..."

Boondoggle!

33 posted on 09/25/2011 1:13:24 PM PDT by Anti-Bubba182
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The first I remember of this type of inflation was in the early 1970’s with Nixon’s “Wage and Price Freeze”.

Quickly, a freeze in Florida caused a spike in oranges and orange byproducts. Others followed suit, including .... gasoline prices by OPEC.

Now, there is no Law of Supply and Demand. It’s skyrocketing prices, at all cost.


37 posted on 09/25/2011 1:37:28 PM PDT by wizr (If God isn't on your side, who is?)
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