Agrium is not our friend!!!!!!

[Wheatking]

I don't mean to come off so harsh because they
have the best customer service and drivers in
the biz. I should also add that i put half our
juice on last fall so I switched to previously
juiced land when they where getting behind.

[furrowtickler]

How much money are you realy saving with NH3? Time is worth way more than a few cents a pound saved at time or purchase. Hate to tell ya but NH3 service will only get worse - nobody wants to truck that shit anymore for 20 hrs a day, JMO. Guys here waiting 2-3 hrs as well , same thing every year here. It's all good when you start but between the 12th and 20th of May the wheels fall off, here anyways.

[Burbert]

Its the new way a doin angribusiness. Ifn
ya don't like it tough. Monopolies rein,
our way er the highway, who gives a rats
patoot. Comedian framers love challenges.
Lets start truckin it all the way to the
port ourselves, convoys of massive loads a
grain, movin slower than the railroads, da
ya think its possible, er pipeline the
shit to Vancouver maybee, put a long long
long auger in the pipe!!!!

[Hopperbin]

NH3 and 46 are priced about the same, I like the fact with the NH3 purchase you can pay just after or before the new year for tax purposes. But you get delivery with the NH3. Amazing dispatcher in Humboldt and helps to keep in touch. Say if your broken down phone them first so they know about your wanting a delay. Then phone again when going. Getting tired of the smell though. Who is the Golden boy?

[blackpowder]

I'm now surrounded by CPS. (Agrium)
Am considering switching back to NH3 to free up air cart space. Finding help a bitch, hired man went elsewhere at last minute. So seeding alone.
Now I'm told to spend today binning the rest of my blends because tomorow they will be permanently out of sulfate and potash. Yes I pre-bought.
What the hell next.
Any bright ideas for next year??
Obviously pre-bin all dry, but NH3?? Its unpleasant stuff, and you can't have in hand.
Around here the only people with liquid are the ones with lots of labor and dedicated equipment, water trucks etc.
Jesus, more capital expenditures on shit that don't make bushels!

[wilagro]

Sounds like farmin' is getting complicated. Maybe you guys need to hire an efficiency expert or two to assist in your operations...perhaps a new board of directors and new CEO. Conrad Black might be lookin' for a new job...ring him up.