I also wouldn't be worried too much about the farming industry heading into next year. Seen what the farmland prices are doing in the mid-west, in the midst of all other types of land pricing in 2011? The 17% increase in farmland prices means there's a demand for it. Wonder why? Sure not to build more subdivisions would be one answer.
Joe, want to take a crack at answering this question I've thrown out there a couple of times?
If the way Mark Leonard is going about ramping up manufacturing facilities, increasing inventory so a consistent and expanded distribution network can be maintained with a constant supply of product, and setting up financing so all this can come together...if he is doing it the wrong way by utilizing shares to accomplish this, how should he of gone about arranging funds for all of this?
Using shares to get things to a self-sustaining level, in other words, so shares no longer have to be used, but proceeds from sales cover costs...if that is the wrong way to go about it, what would be the right way?
That's a simple enough question.
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