"...Because you have no proof we would be better off without the CWB."
Agstar, try listening to other farmers, just once. Maybe pull out your calculator once and cruch some numbers. Try reading lots and from many sources, the internet is a wonderful tool for accessing information. Ask questions and listen to the answers for a change.
We've had posters from England (Ianben) and Australia (Malleefarmer) all report the huge prices that feed wheat and barley are fetching farmers in those countries. The American system is open and transparent with respect to prices and levels of trade and basis levels.
All show cwb prices as being dismal. Not good enough for you, well it is for me, I'll take that type of real world evidence any day as proof, you stick with U of S studies if you wish but they won't change anything that isn't really happening, now will they?
Agstar tell which kvd cwb approved variety of wheat offers fusarium resistance, and leaf and stem rust resistance? ND has a few of them but I guess that's no proof because the information hasn't been vetted through Richard Grey.
What about the Quarum Groups evidence on costs????? The cat has gotten your tounge on that one many times before, want to give it try now??? I thought not!
So just once I would appreciate all your evidence to the contrary, it would be so helpful. Again I thought not!
Your simple statement of proof not being any proof at all is all we have ever seen from you guys at the cwb, Agstar, and that may work at the traveling cwb revivals, but it has never cut it here on Agri-ville and it doesn't seem to be cutting it out in the wheat and barley fields either.
Agstar, try listening to other farmers, just once. Maybe pull out your calculator once and cruch some numbers. Try reading lots and from many sources, the internet is a wonderful tool for accessing information. Ask questions and listen to the answers for a change.
We've had posters from England (Ianben) and Australia (Malleefarmer) all report the huge prices that feed wheat and barley are fetching farmers in those countries. The American system is open and transparent with respect to prices and levels of trade and basis levels.
All show cwb prices as being dismal. Not good enough for you, well it is for me, I'll take that type of real world evidence any day as proof, you stick with U of S studies if you wish but they won't change anything that isn't really happening, now will they?
Agstar tell which kvd cwb approved variety of wheat offers fusarium resistance, and leaf and stem rust resistance? ND has a few of them but I guess that's no proof because the information hasn't been vetted through Richard Grey.
What about the Quarum Groups evidence on costs????? The cat has gotten your tounge on that one many times before, want to give it try now??? I thought not!
So just once I would appreciate all your evidence to the contrary, it would be so helpful. Again I thought not!
Your simple statement of proof not being any proof at all is all we have ever seen from you guys at the cwb, Agstar, and that may work at the traveling cwb revivals, but it has never cut it here on Agri-ville and it doesn't seem to be cutting it out in the wheat and barley fields either.
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