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Busy Day For Farmers In Nuuk
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I was really looking forward to some Greenland popcorn, but with the incentives it is much more profitable to make ethanol out of all that corn they will be harvesting up there.
I don’t know how they tolerate that intense heat.
I’m surprised the AGW crowd aren’t buying farmland around Nuuk, bound to be a rock solid investment.
HAHA!
That is putting it mildly!
They won’t because they know they are spreading lies.
Greenland: breadbasket of the world.
It is obvious they are picking their Strawberries and their Tomatoes for market.
Ya, busy throwing more wood on the fire.