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Future of the CWB
CWB prepared for 2012-13 marketing year
CWB President and CEO Ian White today issued the following statement:
"The passage of Bill C-18 into law heralds significant change for the CWB and for Prairie farmers. The CWB has been preparing for this change for many months, developing both pool and cash programs for farmers for the upcoming crop year. Details about new 2012-13 programs will be announced soon.
Amid all the change, one thing remains the same: the CWB will market farmers' grain. We will work to achieve the best prices for farmers and superior service for customers in Canada and around the world.
The beauty of the CWB now and into the future is that we are here for Prairie farmers. Farmers' success is our success. We will provide ongoing value to farmers by building upon 75 years of marketing experience. By continuing to earn farmer support, the CWB will retain its excellent reputation in the eyes of Canadian and international customers.
The CWB is working hard to market the 2011-12 crop. As we head towards the 2012-13 crop year, farmers and grain buyers alike can have peace of mind knowing that the CWB is financially secure, with the continued Government of Canada guarantees on borrowings.
On behalf of the CWB, I thank all the farmers and customers who have given us their support and look forward to continuing these longstanding relationships. The CWB is here for you."
Ian White has been President and Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Wheat Board since March 31, 2008. He has extensive senior management, agribusiness and commodity marketing experience in Canada, Australia and the United States.
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They still have a link to the 1985 wheat board act (with amendments). That needs to be changed, or left as a historical document not applicable to the current CWB.
At least all the propaganda and links to propaganda are gone.
Its time to begin farming with a voluntary CWB actually having to offer competitive prices for our wheat and barley.
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I_F lives in an alternate universe where giving farmers back their property rights is dictatorial, and subjugating them to a non-voluntary marketing system is the epitome of democratic virtue.
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You fellers have been snowed and you don't even know it. All this jolly talk by Ritz and White is 'planned' propaganda. What else did you really expect from them?
Reality will hit when your wonderful contracts start to favor the grain companies over your expectations.
Heaven help the small farm operator who doesn't have the tonnage to qualify for the contracts...I guess he will just have to feed his production to the hogs.
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The small Comedian framer is doomed,
butt soo is the big wheels. The wheels
just don't know it yet, cousin theys
soooo cool, joyous, happy, extatic, in
the Xmas spirit, the world is a
wonderful place! Gonna buy some Ritz
crackers and enjoy, enjoy, enjoy, the
salty dry tasta, maybe suck on a pickle
too. Freedom, freedom its sooo good.
Thanks Harpie, who needs laws anyway?
Lets savor some jungle juice, after all,
tis the season........
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Willy, I know a few small producers that grow and market canola very successfully. Wht will be no diff, quit talkin out you ass about the doomed b/s.
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