holy shit.....no wonder Germany as tiny as it is is almost as economically developed as the US..... look at them! they've got business for blood.....I like them!
The products are getting expensiver, but not for the one who grows it.. Only for the traders/supermarkets. If the E.U. didn't have so much import from Brazil and USA then we didn't need the subsidies.
I read an article about 10 years ago on Lithuanian agriculture and, how large numbers of Lithuanian farmers wanted to farm, but the government was trying to dissuade them from that, thinking they would be better off doing something else.
Hofreiter needs some workout.
inferno0020 2 months ago
Storas nusipenejes voketis.. Gauna ismokas is Lietuvos ir is Viokietpalaikiu.. Lengva ir ukininkaut..
roswux 6 months ago
3:41 "And because the Germans always pay on time"
damn right!!
amartinjoe 6 months ago
holy shit.....no wonder Germany as tiny as it is is almost as economically developed as the US..... look at them! they've got business for blood.....I like them!
bbphnix 10 months ago
The biggest farm is in Romania and the guy has around 68.000 hectares.I think you should buy more land:)))
mijlungu 1 year ago
The products are getting expensiver, but not for the one who grows it.. Only for the traders/supermarkets. If the E.U. didn't have so much import from Brazil and USA then we didn't need the subsidies.
@AG0525
Well you need the have a large capital to start farming with revenue in eastern Europe isn't it?
husqy250 2 years ago
Good, i am happy. Germans in Lithuania r really showing us how the job must be done.
Of course everything must be controled, we shouldnt allow monopolism in farming, becouse it could become the big problem.
AG0525 3 years ago 10
They're only showing one way. There are many ways to farm, many other productive ways that don't require corporate control.
MrPotatoesLatkie 2 years ago 7
Do a search on the American Joel Salatin.
I read an article about 10 years ago on Lithuanian agriculture and, how large numbers of Lithuanian farmers wanted to farm, but the government was trying to dissuade them from that, thinking they would be better off doing something else.
It seems they've got their wish.
MrPotatoesLatkie 2 years ago
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gatawaslt 1 year ago
@MrPotatoesLatkie like?
ThirdRomeAquilo 1 year ago
eik tu durniau
petrass 2 years ago
200 square kilometers!!! Are you kidding me?!
Mr. Hofreiter will make a fortune if the world's cereals keep getting costlier!
kensai7gr 3 years ago