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To All our Suppliers, 2008 has long gone!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    #11
    Hey I have fun every day, but answer my question
    are our suppliers stuck in 2008?

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      #12
      SF3, you said a few posts ago with
      passport and tickets in your hand, "I'm
      outa here".

      Doesn't sound like you're just getting by.
      Quit your whining, its disgusting.

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        #13
        Wd I am out of here very shortly.
        Simply are our suppliers stuck in 2008.
        I'm in the new world af farming, where we have
        foreign owners (new Canadians) owning most of
        my neighbors, land companies farming all around,
        yet were still here and will be fiorhopefully a long
        time.
        Again are all our suppliers out to lunch.

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          #14
          When farmers prosper, everyone gets a piece of
          the pie. Thats how it has been since I can
          remember. Bankers are looking at the same
          signals that you are. They may be getting cold
          feet. Inputs are up at levels sustainable by great
          commodity prices, cash rents and land costs are
          sky rocketting, machinery costs are limit-up.
          Yields were disappointing in some areas and
          prices are slipping. If you were the banker, what
          would you be thinking?

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            #15
            SF3
            “Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they
            aren't after you”

            Start planning an exit strategy before you go and
            hurt yourself or your family. , I see this all the
            time. Get some help. There are some good
            professionals in Regina, very discreet and
            confidential. It doesn't have to be this way.

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              #16
              I better call in all the loans I have out to
              neighbors. Quickly.
              The banker thing is right on. Most get scared at
              the top.
              Yes the last few have seen better prices despite
              the f$&ked up weather.
              But the gravey train is leaving the station.

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                #17
                Thanks hobby,
                Saw my esso dealer and Deere dealer their
                yesterday. What a session.
                Ha ha ha.

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                  #18
                  Interesting discussion. The reality here
                  is that Alberta (a.k.a. the garden of
                  Eden) had in most places a very good crop
                  in 2012. Saskatchewan for the most part
                  had a disappointing crop in 2012. This is
                  one fence the grass is greener on one
                  side.

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                    #19
                    Funny as we rush around getting ready for christmas and talking to lots of our suppliers about 2013. One common theme seems to be out their.
                    THEY DONT GET THAT 2008 has come and gone!
                    First lets start with Equipment for the farm!
                    Your trade is worth nothing because we need to make so much of a profit to keep the doors open.
                    Our product that your buying is worth its weight in gold. All the new things that we added to it.
                    Yea its a combine with new decals and a sprayer with new decals and a new serial number.
                    Nothing earth shaking about it and in less than a year youll tell me its worthless.

                    DONT BUY A NEW ONE. ITS A CHOICE.

                    The Grain companies, Who take our grain. Promise the world look at the crop in sample pails then relook then check again under a microscope and finally buy it with dockage.

                    AGAIN YOU HAVE CHOICES HERE. IF YOU DONT LIKE COMPANY A CHOOSE COMPANY B OR GROW SOMETHING DIFFERENT.

                    The chemical and fertilizer guys and gals. Yes you have our drugs and we need them to get our fix but killing your client is just bad buisiness.

                    CHOICES ABOUND HERE. SHOP YOUR BUSINESS AND YOUR BRAND OF CHEMICAL.

                    Fert is up. OK Anhdrous, and liquid.
                    Granular is lower.
                    Glyphos is up and so is all the new chemicals. Oh yea buy your seed for 2015 and pay for it now since we need a supply for two years out.
                    Buy your disease control for next summer now as we know its going to be a very bad year (for you MR Farmer).
                    Government on all their programs that were in place and are now gone. Cleaned the house, smoke and mirror show and actual coverage is way down.
                    RMs we know most are broke or on the edge looking at land values to increase their taxes.
                    To all the land companies and banks that are helping farmers become extinct.
                    SERF!!!!!!!!!!!!!SERF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!SERF!

                    Checked today, All grain prices are dropping and in the shitter. 2013 is shaping up to be one heck of a loss year!

                    WHY DIDN'T YOU LOCK IN SOME HIGHER PRICES BEFORE? BUY A PUT OPTION? AGAIN A CHOICE YOU HAVE MADE.

                    ANOTHER CHOICE IS TO QUIT FARMING AND RENT TO GUYS PAYING THE ABSURD $/ACRE. LAST TIME I CHECKED NO ONE IS FORCING YOU TO FARM.

                    OH well its nice for all our suppliers to live in 2008

                    WHEN PEOPLE SEE THINGS THEY DON'T LIKE OR UNDERSTAND THEY OFTEN TIMES LOOK FOR SOMEONE TO BLAME.

                    LOOK IN THE MIRROR!

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                      #20
                      Just finishing purchasing all my
                      fertilizer, chemicals and canola seed
                      for 2013. Cost per acre is $159.00. Last
                      2 years we grew a mediocre crop, but
                      have never made so much money in our
                      lives. My point is that even though the
                      costs are rising dramatically, the
                      potential to make a huge profit is far
                      better than when the grain prices were
                      lower. Farmers are becoming very
                      affluent-they're trading equipment just
                      for the sake of trading and with cash.
                      SF3, farming is becoming a very
                      lucrative business!

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