Instead of kissing the industry's ass and calling it something for farmers ....why not actually do something that can bypass the commercials....thereby setting up a system that uses markets not target price orders.
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Originally posted by bucket View PostInstead of kissing the industry's ass and calling it something for farmers ....why not actually do something that can bypass the commercials....thereby setting up a system that uses markets not target price orders.
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Mbratrud
I asked about bringing a warehouse to store farmers product in a centralized location that allows bagged or bulk product to be offered to end users in another thread .....you could become the alibaba of farm products.....sort of like a giant global farmers market....
Peas....lentils....mustards. ...chickpeas....and other specialty crops that could be sourced from one bonded warehouse in western Canada. ....
But I still think.... after pondering it....the west coast port idea would service smaller players in western Canada better ....most of the product will be exported.
Sourcing isn't the bottleneck ....having a place to put it on ships could be...
And having a port position to import fertilizer will be viable after Trudeau shitcans fertilizer production in western Canada. ...I guess he would rather see flares than fertilizer plants....I digress.
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