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Ben Justman🍷 · 1d
There are no High Time Preference Farmers They have to think years out, planting in the face of a storm or a late freeze that could ruin a whole season because over a long enough it will work out eno...
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There are high time preference farmers. Their children usually end up becoming commodities traders.

Corn and soybean farmers who still don't even practice no till or use non-gmo seed are the default across the Midwest.

Also, feedlot beef, confinement chickens and pork, all high time preference activities.
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Ben Justman🍷 · 1d
My comparison was different than the one you're making and you're not wrong. In comparing farmers to farmers you're right. I was comparing farmers to something like stock traders or insurance salesman