(PatriotHQ) Maybe America can live without chicken and eggs, but can America survive without corn?
Corn meal, food fillers, corn oil to corn on the cob and who can forget livestock feed, but the global government has found a way to deny Americans of corn. However, they are calming the sheeple by telling the world it is only one country and only one crop which is affected.
Sounds crazy and would never happen here? Nevertheless, US farmers warn about the single worst thing could happen to corn crops.
Corn farmers went to Washington to say Mexico’s ban on GMO corn could put them out of business.
If Mexico bans genetically modified corn, the US market could be crushed!
Farmers in the U.S. are worried a change in the rules for agriculture in Mexico will hurt their ability to grow corn.
America is left behind…. again.
"Most farmers who are my age or younger have never even used regular corn. We don't have the tools to do it. We don't have the tools to do it," Elizabeth Hinkel of Hinkel Farms told Madison Alworth of FOX Business on "Mornings with Maria." "Wednesday. "So, if we had to go back to growing the old way, it would cost a lot of money. On top of, our crops would produce less."
Farmers from the United States are going to Capitol Hill to talk about their worries about Mexico's plan to ban U.S. imports of genetically modified corn. According to reports, these farmers say this could be the worst thing has ever happened to corn farmers.
Mexico is the country buys the most corn from the U.S. Last season, Mexico bought more than $10 billion worth of yellow and white corn from the U.S.
"Even though most of the corn in Pennsylvania stays in the state, our price is still set by the board," said Hinkel. "So, if price goes down, it will hurt farmers all over the U.S., no matter where they sell their corn."
Farmers are still unsure about Mexico's ban on GMOs because they are afraid it will hurt their profits. Hinkel said, "I just can't even imagine what this is going to do." "Farmers from all over the United States are involved. It will have an effect no matter where you sell it or what you use it for."
Since the ban won't go into effect until 2024, Mexico says the rule will help it make more of its own goods. Last week, Jayme White, the U.S. trade representative, met with Alejandro Encinas, Mexico's Under Secretary of Economy for Foreign Trade, to talk more about the GMO decision and how the two countries will work together in the future.
After the meeting, the USDA said, "Mexico's proposed approach, which is not based on science, still threatens to disrupt billions of dollars in bilateral agricultural trade, cause serious economic harm to U.S. farmers and Mexican livestock producers, and stifle important innovations needed to help producers deal with pressing climate and food security challenges."
Protect the environment which insures the slow down of climate change comes with a price, mass death.
A fifth-generation corn farmer in Nebraska who grows mostly white corn for Mexicans said he wouldn't switch to growing non-GMO corn because it would be bad for the environment and his finances.
Do you know how many grocery store items contain corn? On 'How America Works,' host Mike Rowe shows grocery store items contain corn and the people who keep this common ingredient in stock.
"Our futures are connected. We need them just as much as they need us, "Andy Jobman, the head of the Nebraska Corn Growers Association, also told Alworth on Tuesday. "So, we really need to sit down and figure out what's going on and let GMO corn keep going into Mexico."
As Mexico prepares for the potential ban, the country, in the meantime, has passed regulation discourages exports, including a 50% tariff on any white corn leaving the nation.
Inconclusion, Mexico is joyous over giving America it’s poor population but not the products to feed them! “It’s Your Problem” But the bigger issue is how the loss of corn will affect the American people. To put it bluntly it can be summed up in one word: Starvation!
Another slick method of stopping, killing and conquering America by product denial thereby leading to food wars, starvation, and most of all the conquering of the United States, or will the USA simply surrender for a bowl of porridge?
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What? If GMOs are banned and less corn is produced that should result in the price per bushel of corn going up not down... thus, the wholesale price for the Corn produced would offset any loss in production. This journalistic hit piece is so full of it that it isn't worth reading. GMOs need to be banned as they are proving to be TOXIC to human life. Those supporting GMOs can increase their profits thru higher yields, but at what health cost to the general PUBLIC... Most GMOs are BANNED in Europe as harmful to human consumption.
A quick review of the rise in cancer, allergies, and other serious disease parallels the introduction of man-made GMO Crops... Why? Europe bans most GMOs. For one thing, seeds from GMOs are patented and must be purchased annually. GMO seed keeps the farmer from collecting seed from a GMO crop, to be used for next year's crop. GMO Seed is controlled by Patent, which requires farmers to purchase NEW SEED every year... If they can not afford the seed they must return to the traditional process that stores seed from existing crops... However, if they do not have a heritage seed to harvest they are at the mercy of big agri pricing and rationing. Harvesting one's seed, from existing crops, at one time KEPT THE FARMER independent from the manipulation of the giants in the corporate agri-business...from the price gouging, rationing of GMO seed, and ultimately the acreage planted.
If there is any shortage in Corn it will be because less acreage is planted... lack of seed or acreage planted, not because of reduced yields... millions of airable acres go dormant which can be put into production. However, that is not in the profit interests of large corporate farms or the Agri-giants who control production to maximize profits...NOT INCREASED SUPPLY. Return farming to its original methods and restrict managed yields based on profit motives alone... Agri-business must not maximize profit or artificially limit production... reasonable profits and sufficient production that meets the general consumption requirements of the public should be the goal. Managed Agri-business is not in the best interest of COMPETITION OR THE FAMILY FARMER...
Today, the acreage under arable land stands at around 1.5 billion, which represents approximately 11% of the world’s land surface... According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, in 2013, the world's arable land amounted to 1.407 billion hectares, out of a total of 4.924 billion hectares of land used for agriculture.[6] Less than HALF of the arable land is in production. Why?
For More See: Arable land - Wikipedia
In all the years that the Food and Agriculture Org has exissted, world hunger is worse than ever. And..according to the WEF "elites" if you just eat bugs, you'll be OK....NOT
Does this sound like freedom?
Mansanto or however you spell his name has destroyed our food Supply with his GMO. I see a Naturalist Doctor and she told me that Corn and wheat is no longer fit to eat as GMO have destroyed all the healthy benifits from it and to avoid all Dairy as it is not fit for consumption as they are injecting the milk Cows with Steroids and other Chemicals while feeding them GMO feed which is not healthy to consume. I haven't drank a glass of Cows milk in over 6 years and no longer eat corn or wheat and am very healthy
I agree
Hey USA 4ME, good article. I see what the OWG is about to do. Hungry people will do anything for bread.
GMO seed is managed... rationed to control profits and supply. Artificially low production of various subsistent Crops is conducive to maximizing profit not supply. Famine is being managed... used as a system to limit world populations... planned famine is now a tool of the New World Order to control the national interests of those nations relying on big agribusiness as the primary source of their food. Small family farmers are being driven out of business by big agribusiness. The rationing and high costs of GMO seed and the artificial limits placed on the acreage in production are killing off the independent family farmer.