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   daltux (daltux@snac.daltux.net)'s status on Thursday, 10-Apr-2025 08:01:39 JST daltux

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   • Santiago Lema :amiga:
   • Kotaro
   @santiago@masto.lema.org @kotaro@kotaro.me The land does grow wheat… but who needs that (food) when soybean crops for export are deemed much more worthwhile? 🇧🇷 And they say they are patriots. Agribusiness 💸
   
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     Santiago Lema :amiga: (santiago@masto.lema.org)'s status on Thursday, 10-Apr-2025 08:01:40 JST Santiago Lema :amiga:

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     • Kotaro

     @kotaro Despite being an agricultural behemoth with other products Brazil still imports a good chunk of its wheat.

     I see it as part of the colonized mindset. We eat wheat bread because Europeans did but that’s not what the ground produces here.

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     Kotaro (kotaro@kotaro.me)'s status on Thursday, 10-Apr-2025 08:01:41 JST Kotaro

     McDonald's hamburger patties are Australian beef, so this tariff has nothing to do with it. But the reality is that our country imports much of its wheat from the US. The price of bread may go up.