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I think this is true for marginal zones (low quality soil) where there shouldn't be soy but that's the only crop that will make a profit. Part of the problem is
by bernawil 12y ago
I think this is true for marginal zones (low quality soil) where there shouldn't be soy but that's the only crop that will make a profit. Part of the problem is the insane taxation.
With the costs of growing other crops I guess it's not that bad, it's not good soil anyway. The good zones are doing OK.
Not an expert, so take it with a grain of salt.