probably but it's going to be a hassle. I bought a motorbike at auction and got it straight away. Normally "finance" companies receive the book over assets, I might suggest your "finance" company may be less than legit.
Corporate Polluters meet the community/farmer's delivery guys at several central locations, they have a kernel separator and they send the cobs back with the delivery driver for the farmers/communities to get rid of.
The are very smart but have disgusting practices and are above the law and government. The whole thing is a joke where they win all the time. If a farmer doesn't pay for chemicals, they take the farm. If the farmers want a little bit more money they buy from Myanmar at half the price. A few years ago they crashed the whole market for corn in the north with one decision, thankfully they backed down.
I think they purchased 600 million tons from Myanmar last year.
On the other side, last year pork prices skyrocketed, why? Because Corporate Polluters were selling more to China due to their pigs being diseased. They have everyone by the short and curlies.
it's actually Corporate Polluters! If they took the whole corn plant, there's nothing to burn. And it's stupid talk about putting the burnt leftovers back into the soil, because the Corporate Polluters are selling them everything, the seed, the fertilizer and the banned pesticides. Well not actually banned pesticides because the Corporate Polluters paid off the committee deciding to ban those pesticides.
for sure but no one will stop burning for one year so we can get a baseline level. Simple standard Thai response is blame someone else. Not forests, corn. Not corn, forests for mushrooms. It's always someone else's fault, never mine. Even when standing beside a fire, they will blame someone else.