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    #13
    See, this is a good example of people speaking with absolutely no knowledge of the industry.

    BASF doesn't sell seed. So SF3, why would they get rid of employees they don't have?

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      #14
      Two things as a farmer with the changing landscape I was happy to hear that these products went to a company that really wasn't in that space already.
      As far as losing a rep I wouldn't even know if our Bayer rep left cause I didn't even know we had one .

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        #15
        Originally posted by mcfarms View Post
        Two things as a farmer with the changing landscape I was happy to hear that these products went to a company that really wasn't in that space already.
        As far as losing a rep I wouldn't even know if our Bayer rep left cause I didn't even know we had one .
        They don't need reps because there is no warranty on liberty , lol

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          #16
          No way they keep double the workforce buddy. Half them will hit the streets.

          Iceman Out

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            #17
            Tweeter another good example of how out of touch you really are.

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              #18
              Actually have to agree with Tweety on this one....sales reps were promised 3 years of employment. They are going to need a big crew to try and maintain 60% canola marketshare in western Canada.

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                #19
                Originally posted by Goodtime View Post
                Actually have to agree with Tweety on this one....sales reps were promised 3 years of employment. They are going to need a big crew to try and maintain 60% canola marketshare in western Canada.
                No group 9 resistance has insured they will maintain the 60% market share.

                They will shrink the Bayer reps areas and in turn increase sales targets and boom you won't have to wait 3 years to cull the herd.

                Iceman Out

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                  #20
                  Originally posted by iceman View Post
                  No group 9 resistance has insured they will maintain the 60% market share.

                  They will shrink the Bayer reps areas and in turn increase sales targets and boom you won't have to wait 3 years to cull the herd.

                  Iceman Out
                  Liberty has 60% market share.....if you shrink the reps areas aren't they making room for more reps? BASF has a shit load of other products so they aren't going to eliminate their sales force.

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