Wednesday, February 22, 2006

What would we farmers know - enough to value add and make long term economic progress!

he's the rub . If you live in the country somehow you are presummed to have a suspect intellect . We know its not true , but our city centric leaders are never sure and at the moment are living on hot air and not keeping their eyes on the long term . If the former is true that makes them less intelligent and less responsible than us.
THE HOT AIR When something like export coal keeps the cash flowing going , the business knows best clones keep growing . Short term gain is a business knows best aim that's plain dangerous for someone in the system.
The bigger story is that Short term gain ( sale of telstra, snowy SPC and Bonlac ) is often bought at the cost of long term pain . Our problem is a bit like the oil rich countries will face in the decades ahead. We sell now and we gain now, but we lose later . you don't need a degree to know economic imperatives.you just need to live closer to the earth and its real limits .

THE ONGROUND REALITIES At least we and our forefather have the runs on the board . our forefathers set up and ran cooperatives which added value to our ag exports .
Our well degreed leaders on the other hand , have managed, in the matter of a few years, to allow those priceless institutions to be whiteanted and mere shells of their former selves. SPC bonlac see fairgomate

1 Comments:

Blogger Modi said...

Most of us like a bit of hearty debate, provided it's all out in the open. But when Labor beats the same old drum as the conservatives, we know we are in trouble.
The economic monoculturaists are wrong . historically and intellectually. Some agribusiness is not, at best , a subset of all business; never has ;never will be . You heard it first on blogger!

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