Any news one 1 earth?

[Hopperbin]

Their website is totally under construction yet. Are the pencil pushers having a hard time making things ad up?

[SASKFARMER3]

Ill have more after seeding but it seems like i said months back this group from Toronto with all their smoke and Mirrors that were going to show us all how to farm had only one thing on their mind. That was the Potash that lies below the 5 huge reserves. Thats it, Hm a guy who made money in mining going to farm. Yea thats a good smoke screen.

[cottonpicken]

I won't be able to put up a link because I'm on a black berry but the value of potash is monsterous monsterous and dwarfs the rest of canadas minerals by a long shot interesting google if your waiting for something

[dalek]

In a similar vein

http://www.farms.com/FarmsPages/ENews/NewsDetails/tabid/189/Default.aspx?NewsId=30415

[jensend]

what evidence is there that oneearth is getting any mineral rights considerations in these leases?

[bucket]

Heard today that one earth took over wild horse group irrigation west of lake diefenbaker.

May be rumour but considering that John Crow was invested in wild horse and Paul Martin is invested in One earth it all seems to make sense.

Must be nice to flush money down the toilet.

[furrowtickler]

watch for big protests shortly

[food4u]

You are right bucket. Live in the area and One Earth took over all the irrrigated land that Wild Horse was farming.

[Hopperbin]

So what happened to Wild Horse?
http://www.trinorthcapital.com/Client/trinorth/Trinorth_LP4W_LND_WebStation.nsf/page/Investment Portfolio?OpenDocument

[bucket]

Ever heard of harvesting corn in saskatchewan in january and february?

Wild horse had all the irrigation land in corn.

Two years running.

Corn in saskatchewan - would have worked according to al gore and the whole global warming thing. On paper it all makes sense.

[food4u]

Not quite... some was in canola and some was in beans. Privately owned land was taken back and investor owned has been taken over by One Earth.

[Hopperbin]

I suppose in the end they made a small profit on the sale of the land I would think. Or perhaps it was more like a merger. Where do you find this news?

[food4u]

All the land Wild Horse farmed was leased land. Some from private owners and some from investors.