The recent article in the producer on government quarentees highlights the fact that the contingency fund that was orginally set up to backstop the producer payment options has become a personel slush fund for the CWB. It reflects the fact that sound accounting principles have gone out the door in favor of a system where we can easily hide just where the money is coming from and where it is going. The contingency fund has become an easy depository for funds from barley pools which can then cross subsidize wheat pools. If the other source of funds is from producer payment options and it is being built to replace government quarentees on sales then it would seem obvious that a certain segment of farmers is being used to subsidize those in the pool accounts. If we really need to build such a fund then it should be a totally seperate fund that is contributed to equally by all board members with strict regulations on how it is run and used. What's scary in this whole situation is that the whole accounting situation has got so bad that it would be easy for those on the inside to create their own personal slush fund for their own use. We would all be old by the time anyone discovered the money missing.
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Your right. And look what they did with the boats. Its only a buck a tonne for 4 years and they have 65 million stolen from farmers.
Just imagine what they have been doing with a mentality like that.
Then add in the volatility of the market. Remember the 250 million lost on discretionary trading. They haven't even thought of repaying that before they bought the boats.
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Burbert
If Viterra ran their business like the board, you'd be
whining that they were ripping you off to line their
pockets. If I squander my money on the farm then it
only comes out of my pocket. You obviously have no
faith in your management skills and would just as
soon let someone else squander your money for you.
Send some my way and I would a least let you know
what I squandered it on.
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It would be an interesting exercise to publicly tally the names of the diarrhea scum, paid for by farmer money, who surf this site, discourage dialogue, diss policy discussion, intimidate newcomers, and dilute debate. Yes, I think we can pinpoint them. Parsley
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Pars that is exactly what I have often thought. Unfortunately, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised that these trolls are on the CWB payroll, with the mandate to beat down the very farmers who's grain they expropriate.
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