Would it be profitable to invest in water buffalo to sell to Chinese rice farmers ?
>>61523282I'm aware it is obviously profitable, if you are in China, but what about out of country ?
>>61523282Yes I think you could easily get a man's daughter for one or two young water buffalo
>>61523282wtf will we do once china and all asian countries decide to stop keeping exchange rates low or to stop exporting cheap subsidized crap? where the fuck will we get rice?
>>61523282Yes, water buffalo futures is where it is at.
>>61523282how much do yall expect from 1 chinese slave?
how does buffalo milk compare with cow milk, that's what you should be asking
>>61524650It's fat. You can make some good cheese
>>61523498You must be Indian, the white man lives off potato, corn and wheat.
>>61523498America actually is a net exporter of rice. We grow a lot of it in Arkansas and sell it to Japan.
>>61523282Bad investment. My Thai girlfriend's buffalo is always getting sick and it's costed me a fortune.
>>61523282everybody's got a waterbuffaloyou're is fast but mine is slowoh where'd you get this, I don't knowbut everybody's got a waterbuffaloooooooooooooooo
>>61523282This is actually a very interesting subject. China keeps its subsistence farming artificially inefficient (could easily introduce industrial robots at scale) as a way of tackling its growing structural unemployment issue. There are some 5-600m people pretending to be farmers because there aren't any jobs available for these people. Making farming more efficient for them in anyway would be detrimental.
>>61525720>jobs are a finite resource>producing more goods for less work is bad, actuallyI don't get how this retardation has managed to infect most of the world
>>61525720the mayors and cpc bureaucrats will kill your idea either by allowing flooding to happen, as they often do to the downstream cities along the yangtze, or because you failed or went over some manufacturing/farming quota set in their jurisdictions, i can't imagine a worse for a foreigner to do business
>>61525720Where the hell did you get that idea from?There are about 200 million people employed in agriculture in China, and the number keeps decreasing. 20 years ago it was over 340 million. Yet production levels of for example rice are up since 20 years agohttps://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SL.AGR.EMPL.ZS?locations=CNhttps://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SL.TLF.TOTL.IN?locations=CNhttps://apps.fas.usda.gov/psdonline/app/index.html#/app/advQuery
>>61523282Can you profitably get buffalo to china?
