Comments on: Farmers Regroup, Assess Corn Damage in Iowa after Floods; Impact on Ethanol Already Felt

By: FreddySimpson

FreddySimpson — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 20:35:02 +0000

This is gonna sound weird but…I really like the picture. As a photographer I can say it's perfect. I'm sorry those people got flooded and lost their crops and homes. I don't know why but the pictures of great disasters are always phenomenal.
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By: FreddySimpson

FreddySimpson — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 13:35:02 +0000

By: Quotes

Quotes — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 10:00:01 +0000

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By: XavierI

XavierI — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 08:03:47 +0000

I wonder what would truly happen if there is no food left in table. We are in deep recession that's why sometimes we have no money to buy food. But what if there is great flood then I guess there will be no food at all. Food is the one of the essential things that man needs. Saving on food in times of recession is much easier than you think. In similar to what large supermarket chains would have you think, you can start saving on food expenses and not have to worry about payday loans to keep you and your family fed. First off, you never want to shop when you're hungry, as you will likely up your discretionary spending. Second, it helps to cook from scratch instead of buying prepackaged food. It tastes better, its better for you, and it can be cheaper. Freeze leftovers for a later date, and if it comes down to it, eat less unnecessary foods like snacks and soda. You save at least extra hundred bucks a year if you saving on food actively. Believe me once you start doing this surely you’ll never afraid getting starve in the near future.