Companies are ditching Canada for Trump's New US

[grassfarmer]

Ditch canada !

canada is run by fools !

Or maybe as a percentage of the overall population this site just attracts a disproportionate number of them?

[blackpowder]

Gun sales going up this spring I guess.

[Guest]

Or maybe as a percentage of the overall population this site just attracts a disproportionate number of them?

Simple question? You being morally and intellectualy superior to the lot of us , why are you on here ? You seem to have so much dislike for the majority on here as you belittle and make fun of people ? Seems odd ??

[farmaholic]

Simple question? You being morally and intellectualy superior to the lot of us , why are you on here ? You seem to have so much dislike for the majority on here as you belittle and make fun of people ? Seems odd ??

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/antagonist GRASSY'S JOB {:^0

[grassfarmer]

Simple question? You being morally and intellectualy superior to the lot of us , why are you on here ? You seem to have so much dislike for the majority on here as you belittle and make fun of people ? Seems odd ??

I absolutely object to the image of Canadian farmers being presented by this forum because it doesn't represent the cross section of the farm population I know. I try and counter it at every opportunity.

[farmaholic]

I absolutely object to the image of Canadian farmers being presented by this forum because it doesn't represent the cross section of the farm population I know. I try and counter it at every opportunity.

Some of us have been radicalized!

[chuckChuck]

I agree with grass. We are repeatedly hearing from a small number of farmers on Agriville many of which share similar views which are not representative of the wide range of views that rural people have across the country.

Most farmers can't be bothered with posting anything. There might be a fair number of viewers though.

Perhaps the Agriville administrators would care to comment on how many members and viewers there are?

It seems like politics is the most popular topic. A lot of the posts are rants which don't really serve much purpose other than to keep minds closed and stifle real discussions about the issues.

Most of what is posted wouldn't get said in public debates.

I am very surprised how negative many of the posters are about everything. Farming is difficult and stressful at times but is it really that bad out there?

[15444]

Or maybe as a percentage of the overall population this site just attracts a disproportionate number of them?

Admitting it to yourself is the first step to recovery. Well done!

[Guest]

I agree with grass. We are repeatedly hearing from a small number of farmers on Agriville many of which share similar views which are not representative of the wide range of views that rural people have across the country.

Most farmers can't be bothered with posting anything. There might be a fair number of viewers though.

Perhaps the Agriville administrators would care to comment on how many members and viewers there are?

It seems like politics is the most popular topic. A lot of the posts are rants which don't really serve much purpose other than to keep minds closed and stifle real discussions about the issues.

Most of what is posted wouldn't get said in public debates.

I am very surprised how negative many of the posters are about everything. Farming is difficult and stressful at times but is it really that bad out there?

farming actually going pretty good here , fwiw. we had some wet years , but were used to it . but i object to a leader that hates the west . have you heard anyone from the feds say or do anything about the pea tariff , just for one example ? or the joke we have for grain movement ?? and harper and his bunch were no better in that dept. do you not see the crumbling infrastructure in canada ? we can't even fix all the bridges here , have to shut roads down instead, while these playboys and playgirls fly around giving money away , instead of grain which could be bought and given to starving people.. do you even know who the federal ag minister even is ? have you ever heard him speak??? when there was tariffs put on bombardier , they sure as hell took notice . western ag is worth a hell of a lot more than bombardier , maybe its time western canada got some respect . if the cement plant (talk about downstream emissions) would of got built in sask instead of quebec , imagine the uproar from the green crowd . i think it is you who doesn't have a grasp on how sick and tired westerners are of getting f#@ked at every turn . what other country would hold sask and alta hostage the way this one does .?

[15444]

I absolutely object to the image of Canadian farmers being presented by this forum because it doesn't represent the cross section of the farm population I know. I try and counter it at every opportunity.

The only 'farmers' I have met that are continually vomiting sunshine and rainbows are either young and naive (never went through the 80's), middle age STO with a good paying off-farm job with benefits, and oldtimers in their 80's who don't give a shit about anything outside their own daily world - although I have seen some of them blow up when they open their Ontario Hydro bill.

Most everybody else is grounded in reality, and it can be a real bitch. Having met many a farmer in MB, I wonder where all the happy go-lucky farmers hide out at? in the Colonies?

[burnt]

I agree with grass. We are repeatedly hearing from a small number of farmers on Agriville many of which share similar views which are not representative of the wide range of views that rural people have across the country.

Most farmers can't be bothered with posting anything. There might be a fair number of viewers though.

Perhaps the Agriville administrators would care to comment on how many members and viewers there are?

It seems like politics is the most popular topic. A lot of the posts are rants which don't really serve much purpose other than to keep minds closed and stifle real discussions about the issues.

Most of what is posted wouldn't get said in public debates.

I am very surprised how negative many of the posters are about everything. Farming is difficult and stressful at times but is it really that bad out there?

You are fake news.

LOLLLZ!

[farmaholic]

I agree with grass. We are repeatedly hearing from a small number of farmers on Agriville many of which share similar views which are not representative of the wide range of views that rural people have across the country.

Most farmers can't be bothered with posting anything. There might be a fair number of viewers though.

Perhaps the Agriville administrators would care to comment on how many members and viewers there are?

It seems like politics is the most popular topic. A lot of the posts are rants which don't really serve much purpose other than to keep minds closed and stifle real discussions about the issues.

Most of what is posted wouldn't get said in public debates.

I am very surprised how negative many of the posters are about everything. Farming is difficult and stressful at times but is it really that bad out there?

Undoubtedly Agriville appears to be regional...mostly Western Canada and I'd venture to say mostly Sask. Number of farmers in the different provinces might explain that....just odds.

What do you think would discourage other people from posting their experiences and views. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. It's ok not to agree....

The politics can get old....this particular commodity forum is a catch all...you want exposure or traffic...come to the commodity forum. Seems people don't want to talk about their success or failures in marketing....reveal secrets, compete for limited markets by revealing too much info. Not many will blatantly call out the B.S. of the market's players...but I bet many read intently.

I have said stuff here that isn't "popular"(depending on which side of the issue you come in from). Politically correct does nothing to address issues...open minds and respect do.

Don't get "negative" confused with realistic. There's lots to be grateful for but rest on your laurels and there will be less.

Being opinionated and outspoken may not be popular but I'm not trying to win any popularity contests.

For myself, I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone, past and present, for their contributions to making this site what it is.

[Klause]

I agree with grass. We are repeatedly hearing from a small number of farmers on Agriville many of which share similar views which are not representative of the wide range of views that rural people have across the country.

Most farmers can't be bothered with posting anything. There might be a fair number of viewers though.

Perhaps the Agriville administrators would care to comment on how many members and viewers there are?

It seems like politics is the most popular topic. A lot of the posts are rants which don't really serve much purpose other than to keep minds closed and stifle real discussions about the issues.

Most of what is posted wouldn't get said in public debates.

I am very surprised how negative many of the posters are about everything. Farming is difficult and stressful at times but is it really that bad out there?

Just look at the thread views/posts ratio...

I can't speak for others, but everything I post I feel comfortable saying in public. Liberalism sucks. It pulls the life out of a country and kills it by killing the culture and social fabric from within.


Some of us have had more experiences in life than others, and don't live in the "Canadian bubble".

You and grass have never known real hardship, terror... hunger. It's easy to see that when you've had other experiences in life.


Does that mean I discount your opinions? No... but I will argue points I find contrary to my own views... Doesn't mean you need to believe me... or that we need consensus. Debate and differing views are a good thing.

[Crestliner]

Hey lots of farmers voted Liberal last election. Stevie wasn’t transparent enough for some. Marketing freedom wasn’t enough, lower taxation wasn’t enough...nope we need more transparent government, whatever that means..

One self proclaimed prominent Sask. North East Farm family openly shared they voted Liberal and were shocked over the prospect of a tax plan that would hurt giving the farm to their junior.

The poor mom even felt responsible....but I think a big campaign to stop it, and lots of tweeting saved the day, some key calls to Bill and the news media stopped the tax train. God Bless Liberal Farmers and all their connections and their savey use of social media right in the middle of harvest. Outstanding. People get the government they want.

[sumdumguy]

I absolutely object to the image of Canadian farmers being presented by this forum because it doesn't represent the cross section of the farm population I know. I try and counter it at every opportunity.

What image do you see yourself portraying?