[jjotto]

B-B-But it is said right here on FR that drought grain loss is irreplaceable and we’re all gonna starve, or something...

[Steven Tyler]

Good, stop converting corn into ethanol

[TigerLikesRooster]

P!

[BCW]

as consumers - we must walk away from Corn products - all of them...it’s feeding this huge govt. machine...

Watch: FOOD, INC on Netflix - it’s all there...

This nonsense and chaos has got to stop - and not participating in it is the only way it’s going to happen...govt leaders aren’t going to do it...just like tobacco — it just be a choice of the Citizen... and it has to start now...Don’t but CORN products - support local farmers and eat what is in season!

[Former Fetus]

America’s loss is Argentina’s gain. Record soy prices due to a punishing drought in the U.S. heartland are expected to create billions of dollars in new revenue for the South American country, which is the world’s third-largest soy producer

We can thank J. Carter for this. When he announced the grain boycott against the USSR in 1980, Japan felt the need to find a more "reliable" supplier and helped finance the cutting down of the rain forest in South America to plant soy beans. Ole Jimmy killed two birds with one stone!

[Tupelo]

From the ‘30s to ‘10s for damn near 90 years every socialist country has had crippling droughts. Funny how draughts are always worse in socialist countries. Usually after 5 or 6 years they cannot feed themselves. Back in the old days, the US always fed them. I wonder who will feed us. It is starting to look like the chickens really have come home to roost.
Last one out turn off ......oh hell they will be off long before that.

[MichaelCorleone]

“I’m thinking of buying October wheat. What do you think, Valentine?”

[JustaDumbBlonde]

Argentina will definitely benefit from sales of grain that are still in storage from the last harvest. What the article does not set out clearly is that Argentina’s spring planting has not been done. Argentina could very well have similar weather problems and/or natural disasters. You can’t count the cash until the crop is out of the field. Theirs is not even *in* the field yet.