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Default Save that turkey deepfry oil for biodiesel

Eeyore wrote
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I wasnt talking about corn as a source of veg oil, just as an example
of a crop that is produced in the first world using industrial scale
agriculture that doesnt get used in the low labor cost countrys.


The U.S. *is* a low labor cost country when it comes to agriculture.


Depends on the specific agriculture you are talking about.


Depends on the going rate for wages.


It depends on a hell of a lot more than just that. There's a reason
you dont see much industrial scale agriculture in the third world.


Why would they need it ?


Oh, a few tiny details like producing enough to eat etc.

In India $80 p.c.m. is a decent wage for industrial workers if they can get it.


Agricultural workers will be on a fraction of that.


Irrelevant to that silly claim about US agriculture.


What claim ?


Even someone as stupid as you should be able to find it in the quoting at the top.