What's next to be built without the CWB!

[SASKFARMER3]

So a pasta plant to deliver to probably a few
more flour plants so what else could spring up
without the CWB?
When will elevators offer fall price for 2012 crop.
Durum and Hrs.
Will seed growers loose out or gain under new
system. I'm thinking gain as some crop contracts
might require cert seed. Pay should be better
than with CWB Warbiton contact.

[groundspeed]

Will be more demand for cps type wheats. Probably more ethenol plants in the future.

[Hopperbin]

How about a new house for myself. Maybe a 5th wheel trailer sorry if imported. Instead of paying 240 grand for them new combines what could we do with the extra cash. Wheat as a cash crop, even export cps, what the hell??

[bucket]

As the re balancing of acres takes place over the next few months, it will be interesting to see how farmers react.

For guys that have shortened their pulse rotation it allows them to shift acres that others will have to pick up.

Actually, what crop will not be bidding for acres next year??

Canola needs to maintain acres,as does peas lentils. Chickpeas need more acres. But what happens if spring wheat or durum come out with an off the combine price with full delivery and full payment? How do grain companies get the other grain that farmers have been selling for cash flow??

[Fransisco]

I'm thinking a malting plant.

[rockpile]

Possibly more grain bins. If legislation isn't introduced
soon (and spells everything out clearly) and if industry
doesn't get it's ducks in a row, 2012 could turn into a
real shit show. And then there's the potential for the
court challenges. As far as value added goes, I'm in
Cott's corner, there is more to it than good intentions.
That's why Alberta is hopeful the Keystone XL pipeline
gets built to transport raw bitumen to Texas for
refining. Refined product from here isn't sufficiently
profitable to trigger the necessary investment.

[Fransisco]

Lets not forget this is not just about value added. There are going to be all sorts of export opportunities that never existed before as well.

What the wheat board has been doing can be called "demand management". Not unlike supply management but in reverse. Letting a little bit of demand trickle through here and there.

Once the single desk is out of the way demand will finally get to flow in unrestricted. We're going to see board grains going in all sorts of different directions that they've never been allowed to go before.

[farmaholic]

I wouldn't get too excited yet Boys. Personally I don't think all the stars are going to line up quick enough for the August 2012 deadline. There are going to be all kinds of roadblocks (opposition tactics, senate, legal challenges, etc.) I think if they are going to do it, do it right. They have 5 years(not that anyone wants to wait even 1 day more) Just opening the flood gates could create a shit show. I don't think the transition will be as smooth or easy as hoped.

[mustardman]

I also predict More Grain Bins being built.
Because if we 'take the price' off the Combine, Sorry, 'MARKET 'off the combine we will be 'Marketing' at the lowest price of the year, so I will build More bins till the time is right to 'price take' OH Sorry I forgot again 'to Market'

[Fransisco]

Yes and you may have to actually phone up your local elevators every once and awhile to check up on prices, you poor thing. How ever will you cope? LoL!