Don't feel guilty - they don't pay that much. That's how much you would pay. They get a bulk rate and probably a certain portion is further deducted as a "donation/tax write-off." They would not offer it at that price to take a loss. Sadly, even churches play the corporate game when it comes to the books.
What kind of truck or trailer will you use to haul it? I know where there are many grain bins, probably full, in South Dakota, but a ton of wheat is more than I want to haul. How will you store it? My grandparents had a granary on their ranch made of wood, with three sections. One section had wheat, another milo, and another a grain they called cane. I know it has another name, but I can never remember it. Maybe sorghum?
I was already snoozing when you posted! So good morning when you see this!
REPEAT, except it's Wednesday!!
I need to find that old poem. When I was really little (2 or 3) we had a neighbor lady down the road who would tell it to all the area kids.
Look again!
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To some extent, the church has their own farms and fields to grow a lot in several states. A lot is given away. There is a huge storehouse is Salt Lake City. Even DJ Trump was impressed when he toured it.
Maybe this is better for the prepping thread, but I just paid $1 / lb for organic hard red wheat. The non organic was $17 for a 25 lb bag. Sorry - sorta off topic now.
Although not explicitly for that case the obituary doubles as a list of those that stooped smoking.
So because most automobile accidents happen within 25 mile of home are you going to move?
I can't remember which farm store I got them from, but I bought clear plastic (heavy duty) slip over whatever you are wearing baggie type boots. Like instead of grocery store bags over your shoes! Would not keep your feet warm, just dry. Comes up over your calf and ties. Can use them multiple times, came in a pack of six!
