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That is a pretty good one you found
Bucket.
Almost makes you gag.
Esp. When you consider the seed
Co.s want the same tolls and controls in developing countries.
We are not short of food.
We are short of people with enough
$ to buy it.
SO seed taxing ,just means the
Cost went up for the poor ,
And the net for the producer
Went down.
If it really was about goodness
Of the heart ,
Then free up these super varieties to the public after 15 years.
To the benefit of the world and
It's poorest .
Ya right. Like that will happen anytime
Soon.....
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Then there's the graduates of the sponsor who put on the Syngenta's Grower University 1 & 2....
Or the guy who rents out his farm and still wants to represent farmers, for ****'s sake you stepped back and took most of your skin ouf of the game! Seed tax will really hurt you, eh?Last edited by farmaholic; Dec 20, 2018, 07:43.
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.....or the WCWG past president who was so ****ing proud to sign the token first open market durum contract but likely didn't realize there were no checks and balances put in place to protect her. What a bunch of gullible saps.
If bucket was negotiating we may not have got an open market as soon but at least it may have been more balanced and accountable.
**** me, there was no negotiating....the sponsors on that list must have been laughing their head off.Last edited by farmaholic; Dec 20, 2018, 07:40.
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Originally posted by farmaholic View PostThen there's the graduate of the sponsor who put on the Syngenta School 1 & 2....
Or the guy who rents out his farm and still wants to represent farmers, for ****'s sake you stepped back and took most of your skin ouf of the game! Seed tax will really hurt you, eh?
Point is where is all this money going to come from ... thin air ???
I get it , either higher seed costs or royalties are coming regardless..... I just hope it does not bury the farmer in too much expense like we are seeing in other crops .
It’s time for the industry to stand up for farmers as well and demand higher returns for primary producers before we , the ones paying all the bills , are all forced out of business because everyone else in the industry thinks they need more money.
This needs to work both ways .
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Originally posted by farmaholic View Post.....or the WCWG past president who was so ****ing proud to sign the token first open market durum contract but likely didn't realize there were no checks and balances put in place to protect her. What a bunch of gullible saps.
If bucket was negotiating we may not have got an open market as soon but at least it may have been more balanced and accountable.
**** me, there was no negotiating....the sponsors on that list must have been laughing their head off.
My idea was to offer the CWB to the farmers of western canada as a IPO....buy shares...It wouldn't mean you would have to deliver there if they were not in the area but you could be part of a new grainco....
Then with their new builds of elevators and the port facility ..I think we would have had real competition...
My delusion was in the fact I thought Yerry and friends had the transparency and accountability shit worked out since its mandatory in the states ....
Look ....the open market was supposed to bring in competition,,,,I don't see it and the companies I will sell to is a shorter list now than 5 years ago....
Someone will eventually get a government grant to study the "open market transition in Canada" and its failures...
And then we go back to creating another SWP....because history repeats itself...
I also mentioned to my MP that canadian grain should have been traded on the Canadian exchanges....his reply was then use them....I told him the graincos were not using them and they were not liquid enough to bother with....he didn't understand...
But that sums up the problem ...the people lobbying don't understand shit....they want mandatory taxes to help their cause...
Here is an analogy...we are all forced to pay a tire tax ...that is supposed to go to recycling tires....but when shit hits the fan...the taxpayers thats already paid the tire tax is also on the hook for the clean up in Assinibioa ....3.3 million
the seed tax won't end at a buck a tonne...Last edited by bucket; Dec 20, 2018, 08:03.
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Originally posted by bucket View PostKevin Hursh has an opinion in the western producer....sure he can make sense of it....wait until his Mustard seed goes to 70 bucks an acre and yield jumps to 45 bpa ....see what happens to his mustard checkoffs and prices....
In a bizarre world you would think guys wouldn't keep buying into feeding the world nonsense....but they hook the next generation by the nobility of it all....
Look the world has been starving for as long as I can remember and I fell for the feeding the world crap....even enjoyed listening to the song once in awhile....but here's the take away from the nonsense ....non of those people are making an effort to feed the world anymore .....farmers in western Canada are....
Trudeau hands out billions to help the worlds less fortunate ...money for nothing...another good song.....you guys see the connection.....and sacrifices western canadian farmers in the process....
This ****ing dummy running Canada would probably send help/money to Argentina and other south american countries to help clear the land ....not seeing the the end result....other than hating western canada even more..
Any support of a seed tax only shows how ignorant people are of the end result....
The reason people defending the seed tax shouldn't have been there is because they have been lobbying for this for a decade as was said....they have had their turn with the government....
Now its farmers turn to say NO....and I think there is a majority here to say its unwanted...
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