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July 27, 2009 at 8:30 AM #438093

urbanrealtor
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[quote=CONCHO]First, we need to become #1 in agriculture.

I know you were just being sarcastic, but it made me curious so I looked it up. We are in fourth place for agricultural output in dollars worldwide. Only China, India, and Brazil are ahead of us, and two of those countries have more than double our population. Per capita, only Brazil beats the US for agricultural output in dollars.[/quote]

Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

July 27, 2009 at 8:49 AM #437349

blahblahblah
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Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.

July 27, 2009 at 8:49 AM #437551

blahblahblah
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Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.

July 27, 2009 at 8:49 AM #437864

blahblahblah
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Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.

July 27, 2009 at 8:49 AM #437937

blahblahblah
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Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.

July 27, 2009 at 8:49 AM #438103

blahblahblah
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Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.

July 27, 2009 at 12:01 PM #437421

urbanrealtor
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[quote=CONCHO]Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.[/quote]

One more reason to normalize relations with Cuba.

They could actually grow their way out of poverty and and I think they could produce cane-based ethanol in a way that could make oil concerns less relevant.

July 27, 2009 at 12:01 PM #437623

urbanrealtor
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[quote=CONCHO]Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.[/quote]

One more reason to normalize relations with Cuba.

They could actually grow their way out of poverty and and I think they could produce cane-based ethanol in a way that could make oil concerns less relevant.

July 27, 2009 at 12:01 PM #437938

urbanrealtor
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[quote=CONCHO]Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.[/quote]

One more reason to normalize relations with Cuba.

They could actually grow their way out of poverty and and I think they could produce cane-based ethanol in a way that could make oil concerns less relevant.

July 27, 2009 at 12:01 PM #438010

urbanrealtor
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[quote=CONCHO]Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.[/quote]

One more reason to normalize relations with Cuba.

They could actually grow their way out of poverty and and I think they could produce cane-based ethanol in a way that could make oil concerns less relevant.

July 27, 2009 at 12:01 PM #438178

urbanrealtor
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[quote=CONCHO]Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.[/quote]

One more reason to normalize relations with Cuba.

They could actually grow their way out of poverty and and I think they could produce cane-based ethanol in a way that could make oil concerns less relevant.

July 27, 2009 at 12:27 PM #437436

Allan from Fallbrook
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[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=CONCHO]Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.[/quote]

One more reason to normalize relations with Cuba.

They could actually grow their way out of poverty and and I think they could produce cane-based ethanol in a way that could make oil concerns less relevant.[/quote]

Dan: I’m 100% behind on you on that! Plus, I can finally get my Bolivars and Punch Havanas direct from Cuba, instead of paying the jacked up prices that TJ charges.

July 27, 2009 at 12:27 PM #437638

Allan from Fallbrook
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[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=CONCHO]Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.[/quote]

One more reason to normalize relations with Cuba.

They could actually grow their way out of poverty and and I think they could produce cane-based ethanol in a way that could make oil concerns less relevant.[/quote]

Dan: I’m 100% behind on you on that! Plus, I can finally get my Bolivars and Punch Havanas direct from Cuba, instead of paying the jacked up prices that TJ charges.

July 27, 2009 at 12:27 PM #437953

Allan from Fallbrook
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[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=CONCHO]Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.[/quote]

One more reason to normalize relations with Cuba.

They could actually grow their way out of poverty and and I think they could produce cane-based ethanol in a way that could make oil concerns less relevant.[/quote]

Dan: I’m 100% behind on you on that! Plus, I can finally get my Bolivars and Punch Havanas direct from Cuba, instead of paying the jacked up prices that TJ charges.

July 27, 2009 at 12:27 PM #438025

Allan from Fallbrook
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[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=CONCHO]Would it be accurate to assume that includes their fuel-focused agriculture?

Yeah I’m sure it includes that.[/quote]

One more reason to normalize relations with Cuba.

They could actually grow their way out of poverty and and I think they could produce cane-based ethanol in a way that could make oil concerns less relevant.[/quote]

Dan: I’m 100% behind on you on that! Plus, I can finally get my Bolivars and Punch Havanas direct from Cuba, instead of paying the jacked up prices that TJ charges.
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