I'm not a cereal scientist but, what if we scrapped or created more exemptions for KVD?
End user designed cereals without the KVD shackle would open a lot more local markets. HRS wheat on the other hand has but one market, the high end blending for human consumption only, which is almost completely export.
Would'nt this make the CWB "Emancipation Proclamation" less virulent? It would also bother our dear Railroads less hauling these pesky low margin grain cars that someone else owns.
This year HP HRS Wht pencils the least on my farm, as it would more often if we were'nt all so darn brainwashed into thinking we need continual "aid" to fixate on Exporting!!!
Neutering of the CGC & elimination of KVD would shrink the Boards volume enough to make its desk face the back corner of the classroom!
The CGC is not recognized equally internationally anyway.
KVD adds decades to crop improvement to protect one sector. If you sign a lucrative enough contract with a overseas miller you Will ensure segregation, grading, shipping,etc.
Now respectfully looking for a deep foxhole...
End user designed cereals without the KVD shackle would open a lot more local markets. HRS wheat on the other hand has but one market, the high end blending for human consumption only, which is almost completely export.
Would'nt this make the CWB "Emancipation Proclamation" less virulent? It would also bother our dear Railroads less hauling these pesky low margin grain cars that someone else owns.
This year HP HRS Wht pencils the least on my farm, as it would more often if we were'nt all so darn brainwashed into thinking we need continual "aid" to fixate on Exporting!!!
Neutering of the CGC & elimination of KVD would shrink the Boards volume enough to make its desk face the back corner of the classroom!
The CGC is not recognized equally internationally anyway.
KVD adds decades to crop improvement to protect one sector. If you sign a lucrative enough contract with a overseas miller you Will ensure segregation, grading, shipping,etc.
Now respectfully looking for a deep foxhole...
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