Best of CWB bureaucrats gone wild.

[rockpile]

Hahaha! Too funny! All you outboard fanatics really
amuse me. One massive crop failure or a critical crash
in grain prices and you'll all be bellying up to the Govt
for a bail out. It happens every time. Never met a
farmer who sent back a Govt payment. This is not
about the CWB, it's about industry working together to
achieve positive outcomes - like every other industry
does - associations to further their own interests.
Socialism and community of the common are two
different things.

[pgluca]

And freedom to join or not join associations that actually deliver benefits to members and society.

[rockpile]

pug - I can't argue with you - you have the right to
succeed and the right to fail. "None of us is as good as
all of us" - Ray Croc, founder of MacDonalds Corp.

[Braveheart]

Back to the original post, it used to be that when you filled out your permit book at the elevator you could only haul to that elevator. To think the pro boarders think the CWB protected farmers from grain co's!

[parsley]

It used to be you could take "x" number of bags
of your own wheat to a miller to have it ground
into flour for your home use. It would be entered
in the front of the permit book.

"x" was a number determined by the CWB. Pars

[food4u]

I remember when it was a maximum of 50
bushel for gristing. Do not know how some
of the larger families in our area got
around this rule.With 12 to 15 children,
50 bushel would not go far.