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[malleefarmer]

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[malleefarmer]

ignore trying to post some pics

[ProFarmer]

There is no CWB premiums. Can you not get that through your head. The only premiuns is the private market,small nic markets the CWB ignore. Malt barley in North Dakota was 7 dollars in your pocket last monday when I was down there. Wheat was 8.50 in your pocket....

[bucket]

And by the time Allen Oberg is done spending money and talking stupid, farmers in Western Canada will receive less than 7 bucks for wheat by december 2012 for this years crop.

And durum will be a far worse drop off in price.

Incompetence at its finest.

[bucket]

The ****ing cwb is not even smart enough to set initials higher than the off board price for feed wheat or durum. And don't start about the government setting initials - the requests are based on the cwb's numbers.

[SASKFARMER3]

Their is no fricking premium. And yes I read that BS they sent out. Here is the mighty CWB telling every one prices are to high and will come down. Again like wal-mart the lowest price is the law.
GOD HELP US>

[silverback]

keep trying, would love to see some pics of what you guys are doing down there.

[Klause]

Here you go

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[parsley]

Go to Obergs meetings with 5 guys. Sit up front.
Stand up and speak. Interrupt. Challenge. Stand
your ground. These doghackles have intimidated
farmers long Enuff. Stand yr ground or they'll
own it. Pars

[jensend]

one older guy was laughing the other day. he doesn't farm any more so doesn't have a dog in the hunt. he recalled how the end of the crow would mean higher grain prices but prices dropped. his comment was that prices probably won't go up with the end of the cwb and if the american ethanol mandate is abandoned it could take $5 a bushel off grain prices. i think $5 is maybe a bit much. it would be a kick in the pants and it would definitely be a buyers' market.

[jensend]

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/economy/a-venerable-grain-operator-bids-wheat-board-adieu/article2178594/

now why would he say paterson grain's best days were before the cwb and he looks for that situation to reassert itself? i think the cwb should go but it's going to be a whole different paradigm to market grain and it isn't just going to mean prices have to go higher. i think mayo schmidt is probably thinking he'll take the premium, thanks and his 'competitors'will play along.

[wilagro]

You can be well assured that Vital Earth and the rest of 'em will get the "premium" from the wheat and barley sales. That is what they are in business for. Can't blame 'em...its their "entitlement".