Rained so Reading further input

[ajl]

The professor did not mention that 75% of ag jobs are sales jobs and that if she does not like sales she should change her major. Think SALES agronomist. Local Pioneer manger was expressing frustration with the fact that the new hires think their job is agronomy when it is really sales.

[MBgrower]

The professor did not mention that 75% of ag jobs are sales jobs and that if she does not like sales she should change her major. Think SALES agronomist. Local Pioneer manger was expressing frustration with the fact that the new hires think their job is agronomy when it is really sales.

you are so right. those positions really should be looking for people with good sales backgrounds, an agronomy degree not required.

[Saskpraireboy]

Guess I don't understand all pissing and moaning about input. If you don't like the terms then don't do business with them.
I didn't like the terms my family was laying down with the farm so I parted ways with them And did my own thing .
The fellow in question here decided to do business with them. He made his bed and now has to sleep in it. No one to blame but himself.

[FarmJunkie]

Pretty simple. If u wanna get their attention don’t seed an acre. I mean all of us. This country would be crippled. Everything rolls down hill and we are at the top if we would just follow through once.

[bucket]

Guess I don't understand all pissing and moaning about input. If you don't like the terms then don't do business with them.
I didn't like the terms my family was laying down with the farm so I parted ways with them And did my own thing .
The fellow in question here decided to do business with them. He made his bed and now has to sleep in it. No one to blame but himself.

It's a big deal because it has connections to the sask government both NDP and saskparty...and font forget these guys had the backing of the CPPIB to ensure they made money....

[Misterjade9]

It's a big deal because it has connections to the sask government both NDP and saskparty...and font forget these guys had the backing of the CPPIB to ensure they made money....

So what, AGT has been on the teat of government and apparently he hasn't made any money. I too don't understand every one's pissing and moaning, if it doesn't directly affect you what is the problem? From what I read he signed a deal to deliver canola and never did. Where was all the pissing and moaning when Broadacress took FCC and the Scotiabank for a combined total of 22 million, now that directly affected me as both those lenders tightened up their belts.

[bucket]

So what, AGT has been on the teat of government and apparently he hasn't made any money. I too don't understand every one's pissing and moaning, if it doesn't directly affect you what is the problem? From what I read he signed a deal to deliver canola and never did. Where was all the pissing and moaning when Broadacress took FCC and the Scotiabank for a combined total of 22 million, now that directly affected me as both those lenders tightened up their belts.

This will too...This was a land play and still is....

But much like what is wrong with primary production in Saskatchewan if you can't see it with the blinders on ...it doesn't affect you....

Sort of explains why we have a chronic problem in rail transportation and lack of transparency in the grain markets...

I say we ignore issues like this and continue to the path to the lowest price and make it up on volume...sarcasm.

Because believe it or not every farmer with Input has accepted a lower price for their canola.....

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http://investor.inputcapital.com/news-releases/122619/ http://investor.inputcapital.com/news-releases/122619/

[Misterjade9]

This will too...This was a land play and still is....

But much like what is wrong with primary production in Saskatchewan if you can't see it with the blinders on ...it doesn't affect you....

Sort of explains why we have a chronic problem in rail transportation and lack of transparency in the grain markets...

I say we ignore issues like this and continue to the path to the lowest price and make it up on volume...sarcasm.

Because believe it or not every farmer with Input has accepted a lower price for their canola.....

I am obviously dumb and need you to spell this out for me, so correct me if I am wrong, if you have a mortgage, LOC, or any sort of financing with a lending institution and you don't deliver on your end of the agreement and they exercise a judgement against your land ,your crop, or equipment, that is a land play? or is that only your opinion because it is Input Capital? I am not defending them by any means, but this guy had the ability to say no to any more money and he could have at least made an attempt to deliver some canola. I just don't see how this is a primary production problem it is just one producers problem.

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Agreed Mrjade, this guy's intention from the getgo was to never deliver a single bushel of canola to Input.