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    Hows life for the farmers post CWB ?

    Now that you've had a winter to market
    your grain to wherever the hell you
    wanted, how were the prices? Were the
    elevators fighting over your wheat?
    Paying premiums to keep it out of the
    american elevators? Did any of you take
    a load or 2 down south to get that
    elusive american %15 more per bu? I
    heard so much about 'market freedom'
    back in august that i expected this
    message board to full with posts about
    how much more money they were making
    now...

    #2
    Don t bug us right now, we are too busy trying to select our hockey draft team. Who the f cares about wheat at a time like this. Sheeesh lol

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      #3
      lol Can I get in that hockey draft?

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        #4
        Only if you're buying all the rounds.

        Isn't that what we did with the old CWB!

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          #5
          My unprofessional,observation is, that, no one
          had to run into the USA because the wheat prices
          in the old "designated Area" became transparent.
          Prices went up and down reflecting the local
          prices. There was a stretch of days where Sask
          origin HRSW prices were higher than the USA
          and Ontario.
          I did not do a very good job of following CWB
          prices. I hope LWeber reads this, he may be able
          to make some simple, accurate comparisons
          between USA, Ontario, And Prairie Provinces.
          Maybe like a web link to a simple spreadsheet or
          something like that would be helpful.
          For real accuracy, I hope the CWB could do the
          same, then we could make our own unbiased
          decision. After all, it's just math. Then again, that
          hockey draft is kind of important.
          I am satisfied with the consequences from the
          removing the monopsony. Then again, I have not
          experienced a time of low prices yet.

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            #6
            Every time I think about the phone conversations
            with the CWB trying so hard to explain to me
            about the ppo's, and other pricing tools they
            offered, I would revert to my university days
            watching Saturday Night Live. The unfrozen
            caveman lawyer. "I'm just a caveman, my
            primitive mind can't grasp these concepts!"

            http://vt.tumblr.com/tumblr_ljs594lETx1qzofah.mp
            4#_=_

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              #7
              I have wanted to get rid of the CWB for 35 years.
              Who cares what they are paying for wheat.

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                #8
                Sold my wheat to a hog barn for more than the milling price, because now they
                have to compete for my wheat. They don't simply have to use a stupid pro put
                out by the stinking cwb, they look at elevator prices, and adjust their bids
                to reflect the fact they have to COMPETE to get my grain.

                Life is great!

                8.25 for feed wheat was a nice sale. Because they had to compete with a cash
                price, something we never had before.

                They did not bid the price down, like the cwb lovers said, they actually bid
                it up. Who would have thought?

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                  #9
                  ya and ashton made a new law against these protesters, but the law is only for white people, anyone else can shut down railways roads etc.

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                    #10
                    Do you realize that you are a mean speculating grain farmer. The CWB would have sold that grain to the hog farm for much less and you would have to pay the shipping to port and back.YYYYYou bad farmer

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