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**M1iFiNmC** · 12-27-2011, 05:20 PM

Claims that by cutting out the middle man by selling retail he has been successful.

That would be the only way to go about it. Farmers are said to be the only manufacturers who buy retail and sell wholesale. You only do this until the money runs out or you can figure out how to cut corners.

If I have an advantage it would be having been raised on a farm and seeing how my parents cashflowed. They fed the Holsteins well and milked twice daily. The sows got a warm meal every time the dairy cow took a dump. The chickens followed up behind the sows and picked out what was left. Feed once and take advantage of it 3 times.

Now the hog producers have figured out that pigs like to eat maggots. They have also figure out that maggots like to eat hog manure. Seems to be a pretty tightly closed system to not have something go wrong with it in the long run.

12-27-2011, 05:20 PM	#28
M1iFiNmC Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	Claims that by cutting out the middle man by selling retail he has been successful. That would be the only way to go about it. Farmers are said to be the only manufacturers who buy retail and sell wholesale. You only do this until the money runs out or you can figure out how to cut corners. If I have an advantage it would be having been raised on a farm and seeing how my parents cashflowed. They fed the Holsteins well and milked twice daily. The sows got a warm meal every time the dairy cow took a dump. The chickens followed up behind the sows and picked out what was left. Feed once and take advantage of it 3 times. Now the hog producers have figured out that pigs like to eat maggots. They have also figure out that maggots like to eat hog manure. Seems to be a pretty tightly closed system to not have something go wrong with it in the long run.
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