"The End of Agriculture in America" is New World Order politics -

Robert Shapiro, Monsanto CEO, attended secret Bilderberg meetings in Portugal and Washington respectively this last year -

Monsanto has secret, transnational investiture designs on the food supply; water purification technology, and aquaculture -

All are considered by them to be future "scarce".

If someone produces our food for us, we may want to test it for pathogens.

A METROFARM.COM BULLETIN FROM MICHAEL OLSON....

Host of Saturday Morning Agriculture on KSCO1080 Santa Crus, CA — Listen Live at http://www.ksco.com

THE END OF AGRICULTURE IN AMERICA! "America, the most efficient producer of food in the world, is going out of the business because it can no longer compete."

According to Steven Blank, Ph.D., in his book, "The End of Agriculture in the American Portfolio," America is going out of the business of agriculture and he has the numbers and projections to prove it.

Blank, a professor with the Agriculture and Resource Economics Department at UC Davis, maintains that America simply cannot afford to participate in high-risk, low-return industries like agriculture, and for that reason, agricultural production in America is destined to end.

"America doing agriculture is a bit like a Ph.D. doing child's work-- it’s a waste!"

The January 15, 2000 edition of Saturday Morning Agriculture will feature a conversation with Steven Blank about the end of agriculture in the American portfolio of industries. The show will air at 9am Pacific and may be heard throughout Central California on AM 1080 KSCO and AM 1340 KOMY.

Questions are expected to include: If America is the most efficient producer of food in the world, why can it no longer compete? What specific economic forces are at work to end the production of food in the U.S? Are these economic forces also at work in other developed nations? Which nations will then produce our food?

This edition of Saturday Morning Agriculture will be archived for your leisure-time listening on the radio page at http://www.metrofarm.com

The archived show will include a discussion board so that you may ask questions of Dr. Blank and leave comments for others nterested in the subject.

Saturday Morning Agriculture

9AM PST January 15, 2000

Special Guest Dr. Steven Blank, Professor at the University of California at Davis.

KSCO 1080 Santa Cruz, CA

KOMY 1340 Watsonville, CA

http://ksco.com

If you are going to listen over the web, tune in early enough to download the program.