The Mayan people still speaking Mayan and still making their traditional clothes in the traditional way would be surprised to know they disappeared under mysterious circumstances.
Posted on 07/24/2012 7:54:00 PM PDT by Sir Napsalot
Most of farming is “side income” today. We have people here who work 12-15 sections in wheat. Some cotton farmers work 1,000-1,500 acres. Some peanut farmers work 600 or more acres in peanuts. All of it needs to be rotated, especially the peanuts.
Those boring with a big auger take huge risks and have huge bank notes. High risk with high potential rewards, sometimes mother nature surprises you and the crops fail. When they do it takes years to recover, if ever.
In my opinion the diversified low risk approach is more sane. And companies who practice that survive.
bfl
Giorgio A. Tsoukalos
(aka Hair Guy)
I recently visited Angkor. They say the capital was abandoned after the decline of the Khmer Empire as too vulnerable to the Thais.
The Mayan people still speaking Mayan and still making their traditional clothes in the traditional way would be surprised to know they disappeared under mysterious circumstances.
Hey, Joe.
Yeah, yeah, and I suppose you were out of town when it happened.
Ring toss?
As they moved in, they sang “Angkor’s away”.
OMG! They were wiped out by Shrek?
Exactly. Out of town. Off planet. Not even in theh same universe.
Yeah, that’s the ticket.
Besides, how was I supposed to know that the shiny red button labeled “Warning: Will be the end of civilization as the ___________ know it.” was properly labeled?
For an additional charge, we can install this little blue button to get you down.
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