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I saw that.
I thought that it might have implications for some of our global competitors.
How you gonna keep 'em down on the farm, after they've seen Peking?
A very large part of this is due to crop failures in Australia and to a lesser degree by diversion of US corn into the ethanol production system.
Anywhere there is population pressure and inadequate domestic food production, our leverage has just increased. Unfortunately, I fear that we are not smart enough politically to take advantage of it.
TR
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