It’s cuz China will be #1 and the U.S is trying everything to stop them by starting conflicts. Same within human nature. If you want to be the best, then your gonna want your competitors to perish even if it means to break rules.

Exactly, and the US claims to love free markets, but refuses to provide the market's actual demands, like corn thats not a GMO. And maybe the US farmers need to adapt and compete with the rest of the world. Then we can talk about subsidies and big agro...

But Americans are accustomed to arrogance, colonization, and economic plunder, and China will make the United States very uncomfortable

Only crazy people do that... 😅

Let US produce more corn for Chinese machineries.

Ditto

Their stomachs will allay their distrust of free societies.

@@SK-lt1so it's funny🤣

Certainly not people who claim to love free market capitalism

@@SK-lt1so Americans are so fond of wishful thinking

😂

Now to be entirely fair, they're actually wrong. Just look at the American Cheese caves lol.

definately

They just plant another plant or sow another seed, barley, wheat, sorghum, chickpea or vegetables..simple really

The US farmers are subsidies by the Government,

lol.. no one hates China. We are just calling out when there is theft and aggression. Is that not ok?

Bro do u have any idea how anti- American China is??

I am thrilled that so many Americans are now joining me in "decoupling" from China.

​@@gordonspears6320YES. keep inflation sky high

@@gordonspears6320 Excellent, China does not need the US market or the trade. It is already the #1 trading nation for over 140 countries and counting. Keep your corn, your chips, and anything else. It only forces China to come up with alternative supplies! This is great news for China. :)

If China starves, the US wins. If they don't starve, the US loses.

China needing America isn’t the problem, America needing china is the problem. This doesn’t help us

well. yes. exactly. china kind of showing the usa " look i got some leverage over you too" . but it only hurts china itself. because this happpneded several times and at the end china will buy american corn from brazil with higher price

@@jt-xk4vj wishful thinking

China can buy from Russia

@@jt-xk4vjchina bailed on huge amount of corn contract from US simply cos buying from brasil is muxh cheaper, even after paying fines to the US farmers, so, you are not irreplacebale you know?

@@jt-xk4vj Lol why would China buy American corn from Brazil when Brazil produces its own corn?

Ummm.... No. You're not even bright enough to understand this is feed corn.

@@Look_What_I_Did And, you are not bright enough to realize that those animals are destined for human consumption, and not studies were published that say this kind of GMO or glyphosate is good for the human body.

Unlike usa government

😂😂

Use the local currency and soon will be able to use the new BRICS commodity-backed currency.

How is it win for Brazil? few countries accept RMB. RMB value is set by Chinese government USD price is set by market. This is just win win for China

@@gund89123 set by the market and how much usd is printed 😂

​​@@gund89123like when it's only a win for the US? So, what's the problem? Don't like it when others are also playing imperialism? Now, don't speak about spreading "Westen democracy", Vietnam, Afghanistan, etc are good examples that "western democracy" is useless, it's a joke.

How is that a win for Brazil ? Very few countries accept RMB as payment. Value of RMB is set by Chinese government unlike USD which is set by market.

@@gund89123 Because US farmers loss is Brazilian farmers gain simple as that. And the RMB is quickly gaining traction in international payment don't you follow the news?

@@gund89123 Brazilian farmers have a larger market, they have jobs, and they have increased their income. China is the world's factory, and RMB can be used to purchase various Chinese industrial products

Yuan ,, it makes good fertilizer? Or use it as toilet paper :)

@@tilapiadave3234 Do you still remember when COVID broke out in 2020, Americans panic to buy toilet paper? bcs US cannot even produce toilet paper, almost everything rely on China

Self reliant? On what front? The US is far from self reliant and is heavily reliant on China. Are you not aware of geo politics and the economics that brought this about?

@@RC-br1ps I'm sure he/she is. The geopolitics that brought this about is the US playing dirty and trying to apply the Tonya Harding solution to China's rise in semiconductors, EVs, etc. by attempting to kneecap China's supply sources around the world to limit China's access to them. China's response has been to limit its imports of US goods, one of which is corn, and to limit China's exports to the US of certain key commodities, such as gallium and germanium. Before the US started the trade war, China was happy to keep buying American corn. Now it's given the giant middle finger to American corn. Problem?

​@@RC-br1ps the US is actually or can actually be self reliant on the basic needs of a country. Food, energy, tech etc. . The problem is some of their policies sucks.

@@allen2770 'can be' is very different than 'is'.

@@RC-br1ps when it comes to energy, tech, food sufficiency and resources. They're basically self reliant.

Hmmm GMOs are not proven to be bad even for humans... Feeding animals is even low risk for us.

I read that with an Irish accent 😂

​@@Joe-mp1yj I thought I was doing Irish but it might have been Scottish. 😂😂

Good! Animal husbandry was achieved across the world for thousands of years without the need for corn. Cattle especially should be fed grass, hay, haylage or silage, as nature inteded. When this is done E.Coli is a non issue, the animals are healthier and tastier. When you have top quality Irish grass i dont know why you have "no choice" but to buy for your herd, especially when you (rightly so imo) are skeptical of the GM label on the feed.

GMOs aren't bad. It's what's used to make then that's bad. Fertilizer, insecticide, etc.

they both worry waging wars. russia took the matter further and f'up its stupidness for the harvesting land in the east ukraine ....

The Brazilian Government pays farmers for new equipment???

​@@zebwalton979it's relatively common in Latam

China will use its economical clout and influences to coerce other countries to its will. I'm sure you know what happened to Australia's iron ore and coal export to China, and also to Australia's red wine, beef, and lobsters.

@@zebwalton979 Do you understand the concept of subsidies ? Just like US and Europe do to all farmers...

They need cheap versions of john deere

And while china's buying up farmland

They are getting plenty of subsidies. Here in Illinois they seem to be living better than the average citizen.

​​@@chainsaw76dNot plenty of subsidies, just getting land paid off. Once you can get a piece paid off, it's very profitable

Failed economics did you? Don't even know what Margins are....tsk, tsk. You think the only farmers in the world that have debt is U.S. Farmers? Go look up Margins and then edit your comment to be correct.

Monsanto destroyed the Chinese soybean industry.

Deforestation of Amazonia for corn to cane will be disastrous as tropical soils are thin and alterations to the water cycle will be unsustainable leading to desertification..

@@camd6102 Corn is produced in the South, Southeast and Midwest regions of Brazil, not in the Amazon. Cane is produced in the Southeast, Midwest, Northeast and part of the South. Most of the devastation in the Amazon comes from illegal mining and cattle ranching. In addition, most of the crops grown in Brazil have been adapted to the tropical climate by the state-owned research organization, Embrapa.

​@@camd6102you people just repeat what média says with absolutly no knowledge... soy beans and corn are planted on south and south east, amazon forest is in the north... its like there is a issue in New york and people are talking about something that happens in texas

Thank you for helping us all navigate this maize of corn agriculture.

What do you know corn farmer

It's stock footage, they use whatever looks best to the audience.

@@bigpicturethinking5620 Good one!

@@timogul Stalk footage.

If America is so worried about about deforestation they should plant as many trees as Brazil cuts down

Compared to other countries, brazil has plenty of forrest.

Team tree.. 😂😂

​@@Aman-oi3reyou can't replace tropical trees cut down with trees that grow in a non tropical area. A tropical forest is far more active

​@@berndarndt9924compared to other countries Brazil is losing trees fast

they can't it sound to me like you should learn what you're talking about

@@f_youtubecensorshipf_nazis Ok, then by all means, please educate me on why exactly when you till up the dirt, it is impossible to plant something else besides just corn for acres at a time. Seeing as I'm too stupid to grasp this as a lowly uneducated farmer myself. 🙂

"without idealogical nonsense" Like what? Give examples.

@@LongWindedUsername do we need to ?

Tell us more, magaTbunchofnumbers.

Waiting to see some objective reporting coming out of WSJ.

The U.S. imperialists are very arrogant. Wherever they can be unreasonable, they must be unreasonable. If they are a little reasonable, they are forced to do so. ---Mao Zedong 1953.9.12

Brazil, is not going to be exporter because they need cheap oil and cheap fertilizers to make the Brazil economic model work. With America, China, and Russia pulling out of "Globalization" that will affect Brazil. Only if Brazil allies with the United States it can reduce the de-globalization affects and global warming that also affecting. Your luck that Argentina is such a economic basket case otherwise they would be killing your economy.

@@Madame702 You have poor information about Brazil. It is already self sufficient in oil production. It is even a exporter of crude oil and it is listed among the ten largest oil producers. But I agree that the global warming will perhaps cause the collapse of civilization very soon.

@@martikepler4700 Ok this were I take you school Brazilian. Sorry don't try to flex on me, I'm American, I know the what nations can and can't do.

@@martikepler4700 Which means what when Brazil was settle the Emperor of Portugal had to make sure that people already had money. Now to make things worse the Emperor of Portugal didn't help the Portuguese settle Brazil which mean if you bought land in Portugal which by way you and to have a special invitation of the Emperor to do so you had to pay for everything. You had to build the roads, bridges, police, and fire department not government of Portugal.

@@martikepler4700 So you had corporate towns in Brazil. So what does that mean it means 6 families in Brazil control 50% that right 50% of all the economy of Brazil. And since they had to pay for everything their not going share their wealth with you Brazilian.

When Brazil direction is clear, they will corner the Corn Market World Wide with the secure Asian market.

The food you mentioned never hurt anyone unless you eat a ton of everything

Lethargic fatty stops eating, loses weight.

It's called the keto diet.

South Africa already taken some of that Aussie loss since Australia started that 200% Chinese tarrif hike 😊

Just look at how Macron, Sanchez and Scholz all recently visited China and were so eager to discuss business. I would not be surprised if Meloni makes a trip soon in the near future. Australia played itself. For some reason they thought they were the only country in the world that produced wine. Australia even thinks that it has a grip over China due to iron ore exports. China has started transitioning their iron ore purchases to Brazilian, Russian and Guinea Africa sources. Guinea has the largest untapped high grade iron ore deposit in the world and has restarted the Simandou mine back in March. Brazil produces at around half the capacity of Australia and has around half the discovered reserves whereas Russia produces at around a quarter of the capacity of Australia and has half the discovered reserves meaning tons of future mining potential. Not to mention the NE of China itself, which is sitting in 4th place in both mining and reserves. No one has a everlasting monopoly on any product or commodity in this world and a lot of countries are learning this lesson the hard way.

@@gkmn7543 Lost business maybe take few years, but lost business trust only need few days.

Yellowtail is 🗑️! Just because they produce a ton of it doesn't mean it's good😂😂😂

And Australia found alternate customers ,,, How is Australian exports doing ? OHH look at that RECORD numbers :)

its too late. I have family that are farmers in Mexico and US. GMO corn has genetically engineered herbicide in them. The corn plants are resistant to strong herbicides and the farmers will then use these strong herbicides to treat the farmlands. The downside is that you can hardly plant any other things there that will not be affected by the herbicide in the soil.

Beijing controls industrial level agriculture.

@@annarock8966 Not understanding the last two sentences.

There are adverse health effects from eating animals fed on gmo corn

Corporate growers are like nonexistent in China

That goes both ways who do you think chinas biggest customer is

@william, True but the money doesn't go to US farmers,

world-population will double from 7.5 to 15 billion. food producing is the answer

Biden will probably say learn to code

@@RoadkillxDemon 😂🤣 no worries he won't remember and will say that again

Its a problem but a positive problem . The US simply produces much more food than it can used or sell . China produces food to survive and still needs imports .

@@RoadkillxDemon Fun Facts- China has more cars than the US has people . China burns more coal than North America and Europe "Combined " .

Enjoy it while it lasts, idk if that country will exist circa 2030. It might exist in a way similar to Somalia or South Sudan.

@@chinchillaruby4170 South Africa and China are both going down the tubes faster than us

​@@chinchillaruby4170you wish. As if yours isn't imploding from inside, you are eating yourselves up, good luck

@@conniekabasharira7084 white farmers would rather live in Zimbabwe than South uth Africa, telling. White flight is usually a good indicator on the future of an area. Don't believe me? Look up Gary, Indiana.

@@chinchillaruby4170 all that doesn't matter, slowly but surely, whether it's from western sanctions or not, we'll get there. With infrastructure development and most especially irrigation schemes that this continent is investing in, why not? Nothing that happens in Africa should concern you unless you're a native African. Africa minds its business, I've not seen them meddling in affairs of Europe, Asia, America etc and I believe everyone should do the same. All that matters at this moment is getting rid of people who came here as foreigners that wanted to own half of the country's land and resources while the natives with the bigger population are eating dust

Free cancers with GMO

Remember, corn sucks out nitrogen from the soil it grows in. Making it poorer each harvest. There is a limit before you have to make soil rich again. Don't be foolish.

Watch Peter Zeihan better still read his latest book. It us staggeringly shocking what the world is facing. China's doesn't have the people in the right places anymore to produce anywhere near enough rice to feed itself due to industrial migration to cities. Rice is an extremely finicky labor and water intensive crop that they and almost the entire world cultivates manually. Corn likes heat and humidity.

@@janetmalcolm3403 gotta love how blatant racism is always accompanied by an extreme ignorance.

@@janetmalcolm3403average american spotted

​@@janetmalcolm3403Chinese civilization is older than Western civilization.

There is no best land in the USA

Correct! Here's to praying on their downfall!

there is nothing wrong with farms that are integrated within a corporation of holdings, that's an organic reality of property and industry

@@rudiruttger Our "organic" reality is one of unmitigated, deadly climate change/ecosystem collapse. That's a nice opinion you have there, mine is that socialism is organic.

And they are not "just getting by" either. There are still some family farms out there that are only just getting by, because of US corporations squeezing them out but yeh, the corporations & their corruption mean there's PLENTY of government subsidies paying for their crops!

@@rudiruttger HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHHAHA THATS HILARIOUS

because US look down on everyone and refuse to sign FTA... US won't even sign an FTA with "most important allies" UK after tricking UK to leave the EU on the promise that US would trade with them if they do. whereas it easy for ASEAN to get a trade deal with China. China is happy to trade with everyone...

If China didn’t copy technology from west this wouldn’t have happened. China doesn’t want foreign companies doing business in China either. They don’t want Google, FB, Twitter operating in China.

Naturally China wants to avoid Thucydides Trap since they are the rising power and benefit from avoiding conflict. The question is, will the established power of the United States allow that to happen? Given US officials openly predicting a conflict by various dates such as 2027 or even 2025 it seems more likely that things are headed in the usual historical direction.

Why can't I see replies to my comment?

they can do it. Brazil doesnt seem to want rmb unless they are sure that rate is better or someone will accept it(china trade?)

How great u re Hayek

Is it because they don’t like roundup weed killer in their corn?

@@levismith7444 I imagine that the crops not producing any seed corn might be an indicator as well. That being said, I don't eat corn or soy, and I don't feed my livestock corn or soy GMO or not.

@@levismith7444 it's a lot more than just that, but the fact that consumers know that is in the food doesn't help. Consumers in general don't know that ALL crops get sprayed with herbicide 5 days before harvest, so they don't object to that because of ignorance. notice how the harvest in this video is of dead corn? that's not natural you know! That's called "decanting" which means spraying it with herbicide to dry it out for harvest. 5 day withholding period between spraying & harvesting for human consumption, hence the 5 days before harvest

They've been caught red-handed trying to steal the tech. It's a power play and nothing else.

Did you know that China is the biggest used of pesticide in the world?

Why is this wierd? This is the poor & middle class tax payers subsidizing the big ag industry. This is normal.

yes I agree in general, although right now I find the expected global starvation due to Ukraine's grain blocks to be more bizarre while the US is saying it can't find anyone to buy it's grain that was previously feeding Chinese animals & they may need to turn that food into ethanol instead of preventing a global famine! Billions & billions to weapons in Ukraine, but the subsudised grain can't feed those in starvation mode?

it's about control over the 3rd world. any rebellion to the US by the leaders of a country, and they starve you to incite social overthrow of the government. ppl will usually overthrow a good government, if it means they are starving. US EU subsidise their own farmers and deny 3rd world from doing the same. That eay they have their foot on their throat all the time.

​@@gordonspears6320LOL low class isn't paying much taxes. Middle class I would say so. Are you going to ignore the fact that the top 1% pay 50% of the tax revenue?

@@Gongolongo Not ignoring it, but the wealthy derive nearly all of the benefits from such commercial subsidies.

wrong, the gods gave seeds to the ancient race, and Native American is a descendant of those ancient races, and the same for mongoloid race

@@taichitao85😂😂😂

Corn was invented by the mayan,8000 years ago. Look up " the grandfather of corn".

Teocintle,el abuelo del maíz.

So what?

I liked the leaks of rolling blackouts when they did that, real geniuses.

Very funny how declaring your largest market as an enemy and ganging up with their biggest threat can make them not want to buy stuff from you. Funny how that works.

stop NS, southeast asia has its own coal, indonesia is big coal exporter, also entire southeast asia all add up is like 1/ 100 of size of what china imports, also another fact is , china itself is biggest coal producer, accounting 51% of world total production, china only imports some coals for steeling making, not all other purposes. also china never buy coal from brazil, china imported coals from russia and indonesia and mongolia( world second largest coal reserve next to china), not brazil

@@xinyiquan666 do you mean BS, not NS ? .. heehee. And amazing how ozzie bogans believed their media totally & unquestioningly when they say China is suffering from blackouts bcs china stop importing their coal, as though they were the only source for coal.

@@MuantanamoMobile funny? Not from my point of view. Sad most Americans can’t see that, and see the prc uses capitalism as a tool way better than the U.S.

China is facing numerous massive problems. It is way way more and worse than just one pivot. Find Peter Zeihan's macro geopolitical work.

Particularly a supply source that's waging a proxy war on them.

Is this info a " trust me bro" info

@@walkingwithsandels5728 😄

US can dump the whole wheat and corn price so that everyone import from US.

@@kongwee1978 How does that benefit American farmers ?

High quality, high "VALUE" resulting in food inflation but who cares about inflation right? Money is KING...

Exactly! The market is distorted with subsidies because the electoral college gives a lot of power to rural states

high value and high quality crops? US is the most rich country out there, and we don't have that many rich within our population to consume all of those. Just becuz top 1% of our population owns 25%+ of wealth, it doesn't mean they can eat 25x much as a normal person. where are they gonna export to?

Is that cooked with gutter oil by chance?

Obviously it won’t. Suez Canal and the Indian Ocean are there as more efficient route.

I "decoupled" from China decades ago. It hasn't harmed me at all.

are you like 12?

America does this, because it has a reason to do. china has no reasons to sanction the US.

And yes, America does that to protect its companies and bussiness. china openly steals American technology and spies on the US tech, china doesn't have its own technologies, it's all stolen from America. And finally America is answering this.

The problem is CCP China doesn't trade fair. They want access to the U.S market but not the other way around. Trading should be a two way street.

​@@gbenayusa did those first

​@@gbenayyou should study history sanctions is the very soft power of usa like they did on japan in 20th century currency manipulation

Karma probably

Yeah it is

I totally agree, and I welcome all the new "decouplers"

Caused by the Ukraine war and also by the West's sanctions on Russia.

What does the war in Ukraine have to do with high food prices in the US? I think you are lying

@@FloofyMinariUkraine is a major agricultural exporter to the Middle East and Africa among others and the U.S. took advantage of that gap in the market to provide them food to a price. Don’t let your anti American bias cloud your view of reality

@@badart3204 That is just false. You are straight up lying.

@@FloofyMinari in advanced economies food, oil, and other commodities, are traded on global exchange markets. Any changes in supply will have impact on price.

We're so hostile that China sent a balloon over our country for 10 days with ground imaging and a controlled guidance system, From Alaska to the East coast and this Administration just sat there and watched, no we're not to hostile, just a little out of touch with what's really happening in the real world, as long as our piped piper media news doesn't open the curtain , the vast majority of the water heads watching will know what their told

Hostile towards the chinese? When the chinese government propagandizes to it's own people that americans are china's sworn enemy? I don't know, seems kinda projectey to me.

If china stopped stealing technology then America would treat China with respect & do business with them.

You CCP bots/trolls are all the same. You ever stop to think why the US has turned away from China after decades of trying to help China? let me put it this way, China would not be where it is today without the US helping them for so long.

The hostility goes both ways. China has become more and more anti anything west and nationalism is higher then ever.

Never thought of this. Underrated comment. Thanks for the info! Did some research and it is still used in China, and India as well.

That’s every country, all trade deals come with invisible bargaining powers. Germany uses it to push its policies across EU. Russia uses it against middle east and North Africa. China, well you can’t even call their president fat without breaking their deals.

Guess china does not use the same tactics ?

@@williamzabiski7653 China seldom use sanctions to punish other countries like US does.

@@BSPBuilderThey can’t that’s why. They use different methods but they do the same as all big countries.

@@williamzabiski7653US trade often comes with the price of being subject to criticisms of your government and pressure to democratize and support international consensus. China just cares about money and is willing to do business with autocrats. With democracies disappearing, who do you think those authoritarian leaders are going to pick for trade

Talk about MAGA!

Biden only escalated the trade war, although it's not talked about much in the Media anymore.

I think we exported a near record amount those years. Gan you get the USDA records since every bushel is recorded. I know a lot of US corn is used all over the world.

@@gc1172 It did recover some towards China in 2020/2021 because of Ukraine war and poor crop yields in Brazil, 2017 and 2018 saw substantial declines from previous years. www.fas.usda.gov/china-2021-export-highlights

Simply not true.

Why decrease pork consumption? Porkies are the best meat😅

Feed the piggies , eat more meat

kim jong un is buying crispy pork belly from china

Also chickens love corn feed too

the corn for feed is not the same as corn for human consumption

Brazil has two harvests a year while the USA can only have one due to climate factors

Brazil also has cheap labor

Brazil has three harvests a year and a lot of rain because 66% of the country is native tropical forest. The minimum wage is around 300 a month.

Extreme weather in the US this year, hot and dry, will dry out the harvest started normally in September.

Guess who is not required to cut pollution? Your master China.

Good I don't want to be trade dependent on China as a buyer or seller either. Everyone is pretending China is a free market that has been bullied by a restrictive US trade policy, look into the business rules for foreign companies that want to operate in China.

But how is China being friends with the U,S if China buys up their land? Not alone created the plandemic to the world that feared millions of people. So my question is Why not China just buy the corn from the U,S while leaving the land to the Americans?.

well said

These are the same companies that sell poor as dirt farmers their sterilised seeds that are expensive and are only good for one crop. The crops will never yield seeds themselves so the farmers have to buy expensive seeds for another crop from these controlling companies again after selling their crop for pittance. Its a viscious cycle that keeps their strangle hold on these poor farmers and never lets go.

How were they able to control grain prices? I feel like I’m missing information here, and don’t understand how the first statement leads into the latter one in your first sentence. I tried looking it up and only get Reuters articles from 2011 saying that the US corn supply is the shortest it’s been in decades, and referencing severe droughts in Chinas wheat belt. I found something that could better fit what you’re talking about, but it’s a article hosted by the US department of agriculture so I don’t think you’d accept that. In the article they speak about a US export surge in 2013 in relations with China. It starts off with Chinese government support (agriculture taxes, payment to grain producers, subsidies for “improved seeds,” and subsidies for machinery purchases) in 2004. Over the period Chinese officials saw that while payments rapidly grew over the decade to $75 billion usd, it was noted that the subsidies have not kept pace with rising production incentives to produce grains and other crops. “With agricultural production costs outpacing the subsidies, Chinese officials began raising price supports to boost farm income and higher domestic prices led to rapid growth in agricultural imports.” The Chinese officials introduced minimum procurement prices for rice and wheat in 2004-05 to act as a floor under market prices. Subsequently in 2008 prices were to be raised annually, and added supports for corn, soybeans, and rapeseed. Additional supports were made by the Chinese government in 2009 (pork) and 2011 (cotton) to keep domestic prices steadily in a rising path. “So as to prevent further erosion of net returns to farmers.” The stated goal of the price support programs is to prevent steep decline in farm prices by purchasing commodities during a slack demand. Because of this though by tying the floor price to increases in production costs and the requirement of commodities to be resold at a higher price to recover storage costs creates a strong tendency for prices to increase. The incentive to sell grain reserves is weakened, since both interest and storage costs are subsidized. They then reference that these price support programs, with domestic inflationary pressures, and coupled with a appreciating RMB at the time have pushed Chinese prices above the global market prices. From 2008-2013, Chinese support prices (in US dollars) rose over 60% for wheat and corn, 90% for indica rice, and 100% for japonica rice. Those increases included the effects from a 20% appreciation of the RMB vs the US dollar. That by 2011 the price of major Chinese commodities were 20-30% higher than prices in the United States. China began to import more agricultural commodities as its domestic prices rose higher.

Sell guns and nukes, why sell corn

Wrong .... farmers over produce even more

The government sells guns and nukes. The people are not the government. Once you centralize the economy, you bring ruin. Authoritarian governments only play nice. They thrive off war. The world governments already own everything and leave you to pretend to have property. We are not seeing "Americans" selling anything. It's only industries regulated by governments for governments. You just keep the machine turning. This passing currency around is just a handshake to the people the world calls "leaders," while it is resource distribution for us.

@@demoncloud6147 well cuz that multibillion dollar corn industry is just like the military industry. they both have the gvt in their back pocket and use them to "open markets" for their products.

A secure agricultural system is a national security issue. Actually an internal one, as well. Nothing worse than millions of hungry people. Point being, subsidies emiliorate agricultures ups and downs.

it takes years (decades) to develop a reliable supply chain relationship. The orange top blew it away. For what?

@@RoadkillxDemon So continue letting China fleece us. Real smart.

@@MetaView7for Michigan Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Ohio

because it only shows the US with no China in the picture.

@Jones jones,How much land was cleared around the world to supply food?