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AgReserve is a separate business venture of the church, and is run independent, using it’s own revenue to advance it’s mission, which is to feed millions of people through it’s farms, ranches, etc. Primarily, it is for the vast welfare operations of the church, but it also sells the surpluses that it produces at a profit, which moneys has provided this increased acquisition.

Full Time Senior and Church-Service Opportunities

"Farmland Reserve is part of the multi-corporate, international agricultural management company charged with managing the Church's agricultural investments. These agricultural, Church-service missionary positions are needed to serve as building and maintenance specialists on our farms and ranches throughout the world. Missionaries will be primarily involved in maintenance of farm housing and facilities. Sisters can also serve in the local community and participate in humanitarian aid projects. These missions are typically full-time living away from home, but also include live at home opportunities. The length of service is optional, from 6 to 23 months depending on the assignment.

Ok, I’ll respond to this one. AgReserves is a separate entity, for profit venture, run by a Church subsidiary, but since a huge part of it’s mission is to provide beef and agricultural products for the worldwide Church welfare system, it makes a whole lot of sense that some welfare or service volunteer efforts help accommodate that.

Your efforts continue to be spiteful toward everything LDS.

Given how many responses from FReepers who are tired of the constant anti Mormon threads on FR, perhaps it’s time for you little group to utilize your oft used barb of secrecy and start “silent running” again.

I’m sure you have your yellow submarine icon handy someplace.

On the other hand, I know of several Freepers who have investigated the LDS church and joined as a result of the actions of your group. You may think you are doing God’s work... perhaps you are. Do what you will.

Primarily, it is for the vast welfare operations of the church, but it also sells the surpluses that it produces at a profit, which moneys has provided this increased acquisition.

If the 'primary' mission was REALLY taken care of; then there'd BE no 'surplus' to sell!