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Letter "R" » Ray Gilmer Quotes
«As the supermarkets come to expect those tomatoes and don't get them those prices are going to rise.»
Author: Ray Gilmer
«Prices go up quickly but drop slowly.»
Author: Ray Gilmer
«I think consumers should see good bargains on a lot of stuff. The next few weeks we are really going to see the harvest pick up from all the growers who replanted after Hurricane Wilma.»
Author: Ray Gilmer
«We're hopeful this turns into something that becomes a standard for performance in terms of how you treat your workers and train them. For businesses making decisions, we don't want Florida farms left out because of labor practices.»
Author: Ray Gilmer
«Everyone's watching the agreement Yum has with the coalition, and it seems to be working well. But the concern is that down the road, if there are additional wages that will end up making Florida farms the higher-cost alternative, and they'll be undercut by other states or Mexico, since most farms don't have these agreements.»
Author: Ray Gilmer
«This is not a deep, hard freeze yet, but that may change.»
Author: Ray Gilmer
«The biggest hit was right there in the Glades. Western Palm Beach County had more planted and had the crops that were most vulnerable.»
Author: Ray Gilmer
«We have thousands of acres of crop loss. This is a freeze that left its mark.»
Author: Ray Gilmer
«These guys need a break so they can get a good crop out.»
Author: Ray Gilmer
«I think the Everglades Agriculture Area is going to be the epicenter for this freeze event. The things they've got growing down there now are the most susceptible [to freeze damage]. One grower I talked to felt he lost thousands of acres of beans. The corn is probably going to show a lot of damage, too.»
Author: Ray Gilmer
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