I know a ton as well. If they ever sell any it stays local

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Jan 31, 2023
9:18:38am

MetaLearner Starter

But the vast majority is used on their own farms.

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This is a falsehood I see thrown around on CB occasionally

MetaLearner

1/31/23 8:29am

Trib article in Nov says in Utah 29% exported, 2/3 of that to China.

Florwood

1/31/23 8:40am

Regardless, it's still far from a majority

MetaLearner

1/31/23 8:48am

I have a friend who brokers alfalfa...Japan, China, Middle East big markets

Tmoney1969

1/31/23 8:56am

I know at least 30 alfalfa growers

AZ Coug

1/31/23 9:12am

I know a ton as well. If they ever sell any it stays local

MetaLearner

1/31/23 9:18am

Another false hood we are exporting our water when we ship almonds and Alfaf

germ1

1/31/23 8:58am

curious, why does it matter where our exports go? does it matter if it goes

flyzag

1/31/23 9:03am

The larger point is that it is absurd for Utah to be growing alfalfa.

valleus

1/31/23 9:10am

Disagree. Cattle are important for the environment

MetaLearner

1/31/23 9:19am

Why please explain.

germ1

1/31/23 9:48am

The water used for ten acres of alfalfa in Utah could be used to build ten acres

valleus

1/31/23 9:52am

How is the development industry going for you nowadays?

85fan

1/31/23 10:37am

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