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Cowboy wisdom, cancel culture works on cities too | WILL YOU PLANT ALL OUR FIELDS NEXT YEAR? NO. EVERYTHING IS SOLD LOCALLY NOW; BECAUSE OF BIDENOMICS IT COSTS US MORE TO RAISE STOCK AND GROW CROPS, ADDING DELIVERY COSTS TO THE MIX DOESN'T MAKE SENSE. I STOPPED DELIVERIES TO LARGE CITIES, THE WOKE ARE ON THEIR OWN. | image tagged in cowboy father and son,cowboy wisdom,cancel culture,no fresh produce for you,bidenomics,starve the woke | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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4 ups, 1y,
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Biden has spent more in 2 years than we did in 213 years

This includes world wars, Great Depression, covid, etc

Bidenomics ain’t cheap…

Think he would front me a billion 😏
2 ups, 1y,
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Leave and come back as an illegal, it is the easy way to wealth
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1 up, 1y
Show us.
1 up, 1y
no
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3 ups, 1y,
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.... farmers don't deliver to each individual city, they sell wholesale to a logistics company who handles that.

You would have to hate farmers to not know that.
2 ups, 1y,
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Lol, wrong
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1 up, 1y,
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....lol wrong, farmers don't sell wholesale? Are you sure you want to go with that??
2 ups, 1y,
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Here is what you and all your alt accounts doesn't get, chain stores are blaming shortages on everything from theft (stores closing), food inequity (no clue what that is supposed to mean), supply chain shortages, no workers, the war in Ukraine (that one actually does play a very small role) there are more but here is what is really happening, we the people (ranchers, growers, producers etc) are choosing customers carefully, we learned it from your cancel culture, starve, we do not care, we have what we need.
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1 up, 1y,
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....what we don't get is what the blame is for the shelves that ARE NOT EMPTY?

And again: farmers choose which distributors to sell to but that's about all the control they can have over who gets their production! They DO NOT drive to each individual Wal-Mart to stock the shelves - farmers work hard but not THAT hard!!!!!
1 up, 1y,
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Also wrong, you are confusing big mega stores, corporate stores, small chains and local owned. Many do get most products from growers outside the US, others from factory farms, the shortages do not show in process boxed foods, because the lower quality items can be used. The seasonal products both animal and vegetational locally grown come from both distributors and direct farmer to shelf, hate to break it to you but I have delivered them, and know plenty of others that have. Small, Medium and Large farmers and growers will combine delivery especially in northern states with generational farmers, ranchers and growers. Push back against the woke left is seen everywhere, people leaving dem areas, 1st responders, military and tradesmen leaving, retiring or job swapping. You should not be shocked to see farmers doing the same, people distrust and refuse to support them. If you really are in an area that hasn't seen the shortages, spikes in prices and lower quality items just wait, it will hit you soon enough. You can remain willfully blind and wish it all away or you can slowly stock up, I suggest you do.
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1 up, 1y
Yeah, I straight up don't believe you. Maybe I could believe that you've delivered a crate or two to a farmers' market for a special weekend or something like that, but not as a routine. You would be a terrible businessman to even try. Maybe if your nearest city was Volgograd, it might be standard practice, but not in American farming, no.
0 ups, 1y,
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"farmers work hard but not THAT hard!!!!!"

Not quite true.
Illegal aliens work hard for farmers at lower than legal minimum wage, plus don't have drivers licenses, so......
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1 up, 1y,
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You're not wrong.
1 up, 1y
Farmer Ted has illegals carrying bushels of corn to Jacob and Ryersan's Dry Goods & Sundries Emporium out in Pighocks, Iowa.
1 up, 1y,
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Someone once saw a stand selling apples, honey, and Shoofly Pies next to an Amish farm that time the family went to do the Lancaster gawk-at-the-'Mish thing,,,
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1 up, 1y,
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Maybe that's why he thinks we don't know what the inside of a grocery store looks like - because he assumes we all shop at the pick-your-own farm now?
1 up, 1y
Or a potato selling roadside cart hauled by a sturdy old lady and her donkey by some quaint Polish village,,,

We'll see when it's lights out soon for this deprived 'Walmart shopper' and back on three hrs before dawn on the East Coast,,,
2 ups, 1y,
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And yet....he tells others to ognore the troll...."they dont know how business works". Rotflmao
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2 ups, 1y,
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Careful, or he'll block you too. And you don't want that! It affects your life almost slightly more than not at all.
2 ups, 1y,
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PTSD. I've still got it from when he blocked me.
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2 ups, 1y,
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2 ups, 1y
2 ups, 1y,
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You talk as though a lsingle ocal farm is propping up all of New York City. Rotflmao.
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2 ups, 1y,
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It isn't 1 local farm.
3 ups, 1y,
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Ignore the troll, they have no idea how the world of business works. All they have to do is walk into any grocery store to see two things: empty shelves or low-quality products that would not have been sold in a store a year ago, that bruised junk would have been sent straight to a cannery.
3 ups, 1y
No idea, huh? Went to three stores yesterday. I do that. One for meat...one for cans. One for produce. All had food. You really need to rethink your part of the woods...it doesnt look like they are doing too well.
2 ups, 1y
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2 ups, 1y
I literally just got back from grocery shopping. I am all set for the week. You're just so completely wrong.
2 ups, 1y
The op says it is. Notice the use of the term. I STOPPED. if it was a team of local farmers...the usage would be WE STOPPED. So...op says it is one farm. Have fun out there.
Rotlfmao
2 ups, 1y,
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From peaches to bananas, it's all just him!
2 ups, 1y,
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Greens lettuce, peas and corn. All on the same local farm, all at the same time no doubt!!!
2 ups, 1y,
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All tended to by the toiling hands of the farmer's family!

Not a dime of taxpayer funded subsidy so they can be sold at market at less than cost since the Dust Bowl days!
2 ups, 1y,
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I know around here the stores are all chained. No IGA (independant grocers association) type stores. The only indpendants are fruit stands on the road, or run out of f150 bed.

Of course...the Mexican shops all have imported goods...so no local farms there. Rotflmao.
2 ups, 1y,
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There's small small independent family owned grocery store near me I go to... no problems with the nectarines and arugula there...
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2 ups, 1y,
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Same. All the mom and pop stores in my area are stocked up just fine and they import a lot of goods from their country of origin, and transport costs don't get much higher than that.
1 up, 1y,
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I have a feeling some just like to pay the victim, regardless of situation. As if the kellogs box being 2 inches thinner and 6oz lighter is the choice of the administration...

I wonder what the excuse would be if the Donald were to be in office and products continued to shrink?
1 up, 1y
*play victim
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1 up, 1y,
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Same excuse as always. "but the cities are run by Democrats! D:"
1 up, 1y,
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I say stay out if you dont like the city. I am certaon your local library has a book with a picture of "the persistence of memory". Which by the way is about the size of a book page. So the book is probably to scale. Lol.

Which brings us back tobthe topic of business. One thing the OP failed to take notice of, scale. But we dont know anything about biz. Ever heard of scale of market, burnt? Do you know what is? How about speed to market? Harvest times?

Why is the pig farmer is the smartest?
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1 up, 1y
I'm sure you've seen my say it many times before - I say that Republicans just suck at campaigning in cities. "We'll induce a famine if you don't stop being so liberal" doesn't play well with New Yorkers.
2 ups, 1y,
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Yup, no problems with the Soppressata and grated Locatelli Romano here.
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2 ups, 1y,
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That's a lot of round trip airline tickets for those farmers!!
2 ups, 1y,
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Clipper Ships*

We have no more fuel because Biden stopped oil.
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2 ups, 1y
Good point
2 ups, 1y
He wants to turn us into hordes of homeless in California because something something Newsom socialist and then the Demonicratz can give us free stuff so we can send mail-in ballots signed by that "I see dead people" kid.
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WILL YOU PLANT ALL OUR FIELDS NEXT YEAR? NO. EVERYTHING IS SOLD LOCALLY NOW; BECAUSE OF BIDENOMICS IT COSTS US MORE TO RAISE STOCK AND GROW CROPS, ADDING DELIVERY COSTS TO THE MIX DOESN'T MAKE SENSE. I STOPPED DELIVERIES TO LARGE CITIES, THE WOKE ARE ON THEIR OWN.