Russia Wheat Exports Explode

[grassfarmer]

Show me one post where I've said either the NDP or Justin Trudeau were great.

Hopefully your fruitless search for such a post will keep you off here and from spouting nonsense every day that always leads to the conclusion "POOR ME"

You have NO clue what, if anything this tax might cost your or any other farm in western Canada. Just pull a $50/acre figure out of your ass and quote it like it is a fact. If the SK premier is so smart compared to all the other premiers why wouldn't you think he would exempt agriculture from the tax? The NDP were talking about doing that in AB last year so why wouldn't Brad your hero?

[binthere]

fifteen dollars an acre before airfare costs.

[foragefarmer]

Sask3

"And Trudeau expects us to Compete with Russia to sell our Wheat"

First you complained that the US farmers are getting government subsidized and your get nothing, and now the government should help you compete against the Russians when you market your wheat. SK3, can't you market your own wheat, I thought the CWB was holding back your progress. Yet, you call everybody else NDPer's and lefties, when your the one looking for hand outs.

[cottonpicken]

Can somebody be so kind as to explain contracts and volume in futures as to supply before i tear everything apart here?please?

Right now right here kill me,i;ll never post again

[SASKFARMER3]

Grass here is a little tid bit for you.

Your Hero Nutlee in Alberta.

I know one of her teachers in high school.

They said she wasn't the brightest light bulb.

All Im saying is show us how this is going to be such a great deal for farmers and Ill drop it.

Right now a country with its massive amount of Oil Gas etc is going to kill those industries and run with ones that as far as most countries have shown the world don't work just yet. Maybe by the time my kids are 90 years old but at this time oil is king.

There is no solar tractor or wind sprayer available yet. So we farmers have to burn fuel and as far as fertilizer costs will go we will have to eat these costs.

The wheat is a comparison of a country with a Carbon tax expecting its farmers to go head to head against Countries who really never would by into this bull shit.

So there cost of production is cheap ours is high and as we loose markets we quietly die.

Its not about CWB or anything.

Its about a useless government ramming a useless program down its citizens throats.

[grassfarmer]

SF3 I see you couldn't come up with any examples of the comments you claimed I had made - what a surprise - bullshitting as usual.

You claim Notley wasn't the brightest light bulb yet you write about "*there* cost of production",
"*loose* markets" and "never would *by* into".

Oh and by the way we don't have a carbon tax in Canada so your comments have no relevance to the post started by errolanderson about the large harvest in Russia causing the price of wheat to fall.

[SASKFARMER3]

Oh sorry Grass I forgot about your Proper ENGLISH!!


She wasn't the brightest and Im starting to get you have issues because the only thing you every bring to anything on here is YEA Justin and Yea Nutlee and we all have it wrong and you have it right.

Spell check and phones have issues.

But then again your perfect.


The carbon tax isn't. It is a Bull shit tax that will add to my cost of production and I can't pass it on to any one like every other company so yes its going to hurt farmers but again show me in your world how it will work out so well.

[SASKFARMER3]

Well we sure are going to have a Carbon Tax by the Time your little Boy Wonder is done with us and then we are competing against the USA Australia China SA and Russia that don't have the tax and our costs will escalate and theirs wont.

Yes my grandfather said to me if Russia ever gets its shit together they have land that can out produce our best in Canada any day of the year.

[farming101]

Cotton, are you thinking of a specific commodity?
It gets complicated.

The exchanges with large amounts of activity are the place where speculators go. They are liquid. Easy to get in and out of positions. When this is the case it can be difficult to make any conclusions about supply. Even with smaller exchanges like Minneapolis you need more info than the Futures contracts provide before you can make any conclusions about supply and demand.

There might be no shortage of supply, but it is in the wrong place. Oats a couple years ago is a good example. Plenty of supply in Canada but no way to get it to the mills or delivery warehouses.

[westernvicki]

Sit behind my desk, and you see the competition everyday, at prices that defy our math. Talk me out of it because I want to be wrong, but the Russians are coming (and not just them!).

And so with the news to day, the carbon tax and the rail review both of which could potentially increase our costs without any material benefit to our industry we have to ask who is monitoring this file, because someone should be.