mmm, true....good property for cattle grazing and such.Liberty wrote:Much of the property used for oil wells, Wind farms and oil production is used for agricultural purposes at the same time.SewTexas wrote:
rural Texas has the wind farms and the oil wells and I think, they are starting solar....they might be ok for a while. If we seceded, we'd need the rural areas to start actually farming again.
rural Texas has the wind farms and the oil wells and I think, they are starting solar....they might be ok for a while. If we seceded, we'd need the rural areas to start actually farming again.J.R.@A&M wrote:Right. I assume the same amount of Texas oil (owned by whomever) would be sold as before. And Texas grain, beef, cotton, etc., would continue to be exported, although farmers would have harder time financing crop production without federal farm programs. Overall, I would think the rural parts of the State would suffer more from having fewer economic development resources.twomillenium wrote:Not sure I would like that Texas as "we" don't own the oil.