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    #37
    Yes hurry, hurry before the court challenge upsets the applecart...and WE can't have that now can we. Ritz the cracker would go apoplectic if that happened.

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      #38
      How can you place "hurry" in the same sentence, even once, with the CWB?

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        #39
        Sorry for the rant,caught myself giving a shit.

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          #40
          for some it's so much easier to fall back to pissing about the past than to actually look to the future. the cwb will no longer be a monopoly so get over the cwb. what are the challenges and opportunities for the future and how do you take advantage of the opportunities while neutralizing the challenges? if a grain company sets up a pool i don't think they're going to do it to enrich any producers; it will be a profit centre for them and producers had better be willing to do the legwork and read the fine print. if grain prices drop it won't matter who is to blame. the question is will you have the capital to execute a marketing strategy that works under those conditions? save the cwb bitching for the local coffee shop - it's more amusing there.

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            #41
            jensend

            you said "if a grain company sets up a pool i don't think they're going to do it to enrich any producers"

            Do you actually believe the cwb did anything to enrich any producers?

            Making them wait for a final payment isn't enriching anyone is it?

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              #42
              bucket get over the cwb and look forwards. if you think every option will be better than the past you might get a surprise. it's pretty easy to market when canola is at $550. do you remember $220? the fact that there was no wheat board in your way didn't make canola profitable then did it? to think the cwb is the only impediment to riches is to deny reality. does your marketing plan take into account the possibility that the ethanol mandate may become unaffordable over the next couple of years? how much would that take out of the price of every bushel of grain grown in north america? the cwb is gone now it's time to look ahead. if the grain markets stay weak would it make more sense to commit any inventories to the board now than to hold them until next august? maybe it would be the lesser evil.i guess it depends on what kind of contracts are offered after the legislation is enacted. i find those topics more interesting than the moaning about how much suffering has gone on under the board.

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                #43
                cottonpicken, No I don't think about this shit and the theory, who cares.
                My main concern as a grower is growing as much grain as possible, dropping it in a pit that is a reasonable distance from my farm and making sure the cheque is not a rubber ball. I do have some concern if the business that is being done out of the CWB building does a belly flop, that my Pinko Commy Lefties ****s NDP manitoba gov't will get the building and the computer system for a song and will drag Manitoba farmers back to the dark ages, then it will be all corn/oats for me.

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                  #44
                  Oh wauchope is just in a Bad Mood, Seein as he got F*** All fer a Crop This Year in Saswampkin. Was through his Home Town yesterday. F*** Me Talk about Swamp Land. How kin yous farm That Shit. Yous could pay me $2000 an acre, pay all my inputs and price My Canola @ $12 And I still wouldn't Farm That Shit!!!!! I see alotta Sob's didn't work their land, AGAIN. Wet Spring, gonna be alotta Whinning & Sniveling, Should all be Cow Pasture Anyway............

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                    #45
                    BTOfarmallll: LOL...great post. Gawd, I love this forum sometimes.

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                      #46
                      No problimo Wilbur. Also passed The Cott Ranch at Redversus (Cotton's Place). Lets just say its gonna be a long, LONG Winter over there. Hope he's got all his Safety Tickets, The Patch ain't to far away. Another thing I learned is that Theys ain't like Shovelin Grain in Sascratch&win. Hopper Bottoms Here, Hopper Bottoms There, Everywhere a Hopper Bottoms. Well lets face it, The words Sascratch&win, Farmers, & Work should NEVER be used in The Same Sentence..............

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                        #47
                        I tend to turn emotional when i fail to explain solutions to problems,which
                        exasperates the situation.

                        This is the route to take and satisfy everyones needs.

                        1 month pools
                        3 month pools
                        12 month pools
                        whatever timeline pools
                        spott pricing
                        forward pricing
                        hedge management
                        international markets
                        domestic markets
                        deposit insurance(ask if this is important to mf clients)
                        risk insurance
                        private accountability and transparency
                        open and unending growth potential
                        existing infrastructure
                        existing employee base
                        existing cliental base
                        existing vacuum in global brokerage services

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                          #48
                          A wild idea can buck. Maybe you ought to try a
                          few bottles of Italian champagne, cott. It'll hobble
                          you for a night. That's the only way some of the
                          existing employees could fool you into thinkin
                          they will undergo a mindset change. Too many
                          won't & will undermine at every opportunity.

                          Besides pricey Italian might mellow you a bit.
                          You could use a bit of taming. Pars

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