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    #11
    Figure out the freight from Minnisota and 1.39 exchange to CDN$... and you have a reasonable comparison to the vast majority of the global fertilizer market price.

    We are but a drop of water in the global sea of the fert. market.

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      #12
      Where is competition when canadian fertilizer is sold for less in the US.

      Ukraine is trying break the fertilizer monopoly to lower costs meanwhile Tom spews nonsense about a fx conversion in product that is made here in canada.

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        #13
        Bucket,

        What percent of the global currency basket is $cdn?

        "At one time, Canada's dollar was the 5th most held reserve currency in the world, accounting for approximately 2% of all global reserves, behind only the U.S. dollar, the euro, the yen and the pound sterling.[3] Because of its continuous drop in value in recent years (down to under 72 cents to the U.S. dollar on 17 December 2015, for example),[4] the Canadian dollar is less popular with central banks than it was five years earlier, for example."

        So Wiki won't even try to say now... [what percent CDN$ is] because QE has so unhinged the global money/currency markets... that we would be unlikely able to even determine the USD and Euro reserves that have been printed and held in reserves by the fed and ECU.

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          #14
          I've been trying to bring in a barge of 11-52-0. Delivered at $705/mt. Retails won't touch it because of they're tied to suppliers and all the farmers I've talked to filled up at $800 or more two months ago. We don't have competition because no one wants it from what I can tell.

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            #15
            I've been trying to bring in a barge of 11-52-0. Delivered at $705/mt. Retails won't touch it because of they're tied to suppliers and all the farmers I've talked to filled up at $800 or more two months ago. We don't have competition because no one wants it from what I can tell.

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