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    New CWB Feed Wheat Program

    When you have smashed your head long enough and you see the light, what does it mean.

    A new feed wheat programs that puts cash in a farmers hands right away. Interesting but why now? Who made the decision? If it was CWB operations based on a B of D policy direction, why not 2 months ago?

    #2
    Forgot to attach.

    [URL="http://www.cwb.ca/public/en/newsroom/releases/2010/news_release.jsp?news=112910.jsp"]cwb feed wheat[/URL]

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      #3
      More stuff on the feed wheat program.

      [URL="http://www.cwb.ca/public/en/farmers/producer/1011early/"]cwb fd wheat[/URL]

      <a href="http://www.cwb.ca/db/contracts/ppo/ppo_prices.nsf/epo/epo-wheat-2010-feed-20101129.html">current values</a>

      <a href="http://www.cwb.ca/public/en/farmers/popups/feed_wheat.jsp">q and a</a>

      <a href="http://www.cwb.ca/public/en/farmers/producer/1011early/pdf/guide_complete.pdf">the rules</a>

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        #4
        The potential new program would be placed before the Board of Directors, voted on, and passed, and now be in effect. Pars

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          #5
          Why now?

          Perhaps the CWB Board of Directors had a day or two to amuse themselves and sit in the Boardroom, while the equipment in the CWB gymn/spa/ is being upgraded to kid leather seats?

          Pars

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            #6
            This is the interesting part:

            For example, Viterra can negotiate a feed wheat price with you on the phone, send out a trucker for the feed wheat, mix it into feed, apply for an CWB export license paid for by YOU, and export the feed, and send you a cheque for the full amount in the mail.... and ckapitsta....all done! pars

            (I need to stick to kitty talk, don't I, charliep.lol)

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              #7
              When I was a kid my mom used to say that
              if I watched too much TV, my eyeballs
              would turn square. Now, at the age of 36
              and after 5 minutes of looking at those
              new feed wheat EPO values, I am feeling it
              start to happen.

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                #8
                And the purpose is to make another bloody department and more staff at the Wheat Board,isn't it.

                Those useless directors sit there and grunt-a-vote while they scratch each others' backs.

                They don't read what comes in their information pacs; they'll VOTE FOR IT NO MATTER THE COST TO FARMERS!

                I tell you folks, it's time to clean out that rotten grain pit. Pars

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                  #9
                  Brenda

                  Have to agree.

                  Perhaps the CWB is going for the equivalent of the most complicated mouse
                  award. A complicated devise when all that is needed is wooden board, a wire
                  with a spring and piece of cheese.

                  About as close to a daily offered price as you can get without calling it a
                  price. Potentially still no relationship necessarily with feed wheat sales prices
                  off the west coast although likely close these days. Why not just offer a daily
                  price and be done with it.

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                    #10
                    Bucket asked about the pricing pace and is relevant here.

                    The CWB has priced approximately 39 % of the 2010/11 pooling year total size with a target of 60 % by the end of January.

                    [URL="http://www.cwb.ca/public/en/farmers/producer/pace/calculator.jsp"]pricing pace bottom page[/URL]

                    In the current market and pricing , what is probability of a feed wheat payments will be 25 % above the current let alone double.

                    So what the CWB has offered is cash price to farmers that in a weird and wonder way allows the CWB operations side to manage risk and maintain pool integrity.

                    Still believe farmers should take the money run - take the 200% alternative and deposit it in the bank.

                    Maybe I don't understand and am talking Eskimo.

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