Yep.
They had a year of low production this year to completely flush the system, through incentives and marketing, to completely get rid of triffid.
And instead, they come up with a solution that will more than likely create the same problems.
And to be clear - there is no shortage of flax. New varieties will only depress the market.
Buctril m and centurion are maybe a little more expensive than using r-up but if the r-up variety ruins the market it becomes more expensive.
Once again I am asking myself "who thinks this shit up..."
They had a year of low production this year to completely flush the system, through incentives and marketing, to completely get rid of triffid.
And instead, they come up with a solution that will more than likely create the same problems.
And to be clear - there is no shortage of flax. New varieties will only depress the market.
Buctril m and centurion are maybe a little more expensive than using r-up but if the r-up variety ruins the market it becomes more expensive.
Once again I am asking myself "who thinks this shit up..."
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