Where there's a will, there's a way, BUT in this country, there is no political will to enhance export and our farm lobby groups think their role is to spend producer mandatory levies on frivolity.
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Originally posted by sumdumguy View PostWhere there's a will, there's a way, BUT in this country, there is no political will to enhance export and our farm lobby groups think their role is to spend producer mandatory levies on frivolity.
Maybe these producer groups, on there many travels, should go talk to farmers in other countries, elevator agents and tour port and ag facilities.
Instead of camel trips, pyramids, and resorts.
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Originally posted by Klause View Post
Canada is pretty much - no scratch that - western Canada is the ONLY place in the world where a producer is expected to keep grain until the elevator companies figure they need it.
Farm storage is fine to manipulate prices, but every other producer in the world has the option to sell their production at the drop of a hat at any time. Here, you need to book three months in advance...
What I can't figure out is how people are alright with that... and think it's a good thing.
It's a power play they don't want to gjve up
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