What Polish Farmers are facing...

lateStarter · Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 3:51 pm Post subject: What Polish Farmers are facing...

Thanks to globalism, the EU, and 'big' business we have from the International Herald Tribune:

End of Days

Read it and weep... Hopefully it will all collapse before it is too late!
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3aidlillahi

Are you a green farmer, LS? If so, best of luck in confronting the globalists. If not, then please support your local farmers to the best of your ability. When TSHTF, you will need them - and you should manage just fine in Poland when it does go down.
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Ainan · Heavy Crude Joined: Feb 18, 2008 Posts: 311

Hopefully they can hang on until oil prices get too high for mechanized farms.

Also on a side note, we have a lot of young Polish working on farms here in the UK. How is this affecting things over there? So many young people working else where.

Alcassin

Ainan: There is less problems with getting well-payed job in cities. That's all. We exported unemployment Smile

Third of young people were unemployed.

Anyway, I think our ministry of agriculture should defend those farmers as it did for so many years. Poland has one of the biggest employment in agriculture (10-15% of labor force), for us it's crucial.
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GeneralGreen

I can tell you villages are being emptied "and villiage homes are cheap in PO. The youth leave to the cities or to the West for a better life. I also hope this trend reverses..We'll need all the farm hands we can get!

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Vogelzang · Heavy Crude Joined: Jul 03, 2008 Posts: 110

I used to think the Amish (in Pennsylvania) would do pretty good during PO. I heard on CNBC that many of them are having trouble with the price of gasoline because they use it for powering farm equipment. They can't use it for vehicles, but can use it for other machinery.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsfVw9xxoNY