IX. THE FARM FOLLIES The statistics are difficult if not impossible to interpret: the leavings of 60 years of Byzantine political meddling in a process better left to the free market. Furthermore, one must rely on figure

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Date: 2009-11-05 13:51:04 Food and drink Agriculture Energy crops Staple foods Tropical agriculture Agronomy Animal feed Food Wheat Maize United States farm bill Rice		IX. THE FARM FOLLIES The statistics are difficult if not impossible to interpret: the leavings of 60 years of Byzantine political meddling in a process better left to the free market. Furthermore, one must rely on figure Add to Reading List Source URL: www.vegsource.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 728,88 KB Share Document on Facebook

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