We require 4200 tonnes of non-GMO canola

[PV-Oil-Mills]

Hi.
We just landed a contract to supply non-GMO canola oil, and we will require approximately 4200 tonnes of non-GMO canola over the next year.

We have fair pricing, delivery contracts, futures options, and immediate payment available.

If interested, please contact me:

Roger Foster
Pleasant Valley Oil Mills
rfoster@purecoldpressedoils.com
Phone: 1-800-967-5157
Phone: (403) 970-8623
Fax: 1-888-893-8594

Thank you for your consideration.

[JDGreen]

So I am envisioning your phone is on fire. Have you had to hire extra staff to handle all the excitement your post has created??

[freewheat]

I think some of us would call, if you had a few more specifics. What is the premium? Do you offer trucking incentives for we who are far away? Any preferred varieties?

I know I would be interested enough to get in touch, but I fear a potential waste of time, if the premium is only a couple bucks a bushel or less, if there is no trucking assistance, and if we have to grow an impossible to attain variety...

More info please.

[Hopperbin]

Freewheat your pissing me off. It takes less time to call them than ask question by text on agriville. You say your worried about time like ****. Hopefully they are busy and giving good price. I did not call cause not typically interested in growing non gmo at the moment. I had an acreage house for rent and some people ask by text oh how far are you from humboldt. **** man can get much more accomplished by talking. **** the emails.

[sumdumguy]

I'd like to see the answer posted here.

[freewheat]

Hopper, look at your clock! I can not call them right now, they are not there.

My main point, is if you are offering such a good deal, put some info that will get us to contact him, no?

"We are offering a 3 dollar a bushel premium would be a fine start."

[tman]

I often wonder why I return to this sight when I read posts that are disrespectful and ridiculing. I deal with immaturity, and weak minded individuals on an almost daily basis. It's unfortunate that I fail to get away from it when I come here.

[sumdumguy]

How many guys are growing Non- GMO Canola?
Maybe its worth looking into if there is robust market. Guess we'll find out on AV.

[Hopperbin]

Sorry freewheat. They are a small company crushing food grade sinse august. Been crushing for livesock for two years. They have a cold press crusher small machine. They are paying 40 dollar premium overlocal regular canola. Which come out to 10.50 per bushel. I just said I did not have non gmo canola this year but next year I might so am putting their phone number on my wall. I would think a higher price could be negotiated. Anyways they are willing to work different ways on pricing but are new at it at the same time.

[PV-Oil-Mills]

Good morning gentlemen,

I'll be able to post more specifics here later today - I'm trying to get out the door to the Red Deer Ag show.

Thanks,

Roger