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    More rain next 5 days!

    Weather looks awfull for the next 5 days. We are fighting to get the last two done but if we don't go tomorrow I think that's it. Well be at 99 percent. I guess were lucky just north buddy with 12000 acres who is always first done is at only at 3000. Neighbour can't pull liquid tank to seed. So the 10th of june if that's our next start up date were done seeding for 2010. Why mud and spend a bunch for frozen crop.

    #2
    Free markets trump regulators. Again.

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      #3
      so can you now, plant, grow and sell flax, without testing it for Triffid?

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        #4
        I doubt it.

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          #5
          Sad part of the story is that IF Canada would have a flax crushing industry this would not have been an issue in the first place.

          Who do think is making the most in the value added train?

          Canadian farmers,Chinese crushers, or the EU ?

          Instead of putting money into crushing, the flax council and governments are out developing another variety of gm flax.

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            #6
            Sad part number 2 - flax acres are going to be way down with the normal flax area under water/flooded out, not seeded. Flax may be the revenue leader in 2011?

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              #7
              All flax stubble was the driest fields to seed, another plus in a soggy spring.

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                #8
                Kind a sick commentary on the general attitudes on the this
                board. Free market is work because we are screwing the farmers
                out of about $4/bushel and got a lot more middleman skimming
                money out of our pockets.
                Any read the story about how Viterra is screwing farmers down
                under. I think it is New Zealand where they are import grain
                at a cost of about $100 more than they pay local farmers.

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                  #9
                  Fransisco,

                  How much flax are you stuck with?

                  This 'crisis' has cost our farm thousands... and we sold just under 600bu of seed this spring...

                  7000 left.

                  You really don't think this cost farmers, grain co's... EU cushers... $$$millions out of pocket?

                  THINK AGAIN.

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                    #10
                    Tom, what are the tarrifs on flax oil as opposed to seed from Canada to EU? Does China have any? I'm assuming not hence the reason they are crushing.

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