LMFAO.....this one is for Hobbyfrmr

[hobbyfrmr]

Organic farming looks like a lifestyle to me. The comment about machinery is interesting. The organic guys I know, tend to be less caring to have fancy, they bank their money and are inherently cheap. IMO, it is mainly that they have a completely different view on what matters most in life. For them, machinery isn’t one of the life goals. Hard for machinery lovers to gather, I get that. Lol

Poverty is not a lifestyle.

[farmaholic]

Poverty is not a lifestyle.

Amen Comrade. I know your pain!

[checking]

You are absolutely right.

When you get into self policing, you can avoid all the tickets.

[hobbyfrmr]

You are absolutely right.

When you get into self policing, you can avoid all the tickets.

I dont really understand what your are getting at.
Corrupt organic integrity?
The A/R insurance credit check due dilligence?
My lack of dependance and/or contempt for technologically advanced machinery and retail farm products?

I have to answer to my wife and children.
I think I have already disclosed to AV’ers my wife only has one hand.......

The upper hand 🙂.

[pourfarmer]

I dont really understand what your are getting at.
Corrupt organic integrity?
The A/R insurance credit check due dilligence?
My lack of dependance and/or contempt for technologically advanced machinery and retail farm products?

I have to answer to my wife and children.
I think I have already disclosed to AV’ers my wife only has one hand.......

The upper hand 🙂.

The way I am reading it, he is suggesting sending your conventional flax to Kazakhstan, and have it come back with organic certification?

Like I said, for a guy with no morals or integrity there has to be easier ways to get rich? For starters, Id suggest finding something that doesn't involve growing flax.

[hobbyfrmr]

The way I am reading it, he is suggesting sending your conventional flax to Kazakhstan, and have it come back with organic certification?

Like I said, for a guy with no morals or integrity there has to be easier ways to get rich? For starters, Id suggest finding something that doesn't involve growing flax.

I was at an organic farmer meeting a couple weeks ago and one guy described how a Sask organic buyer who has been in the industry for 25 years got caught being dodgy

[pourfarmer]

I was at an organic farmer meeting a couple weeks ago and one guy described how a Sask organic buyer who has been in the industry for 25 years got caught being dodgy

There was that big one down south too recently.

Wow, 25 years. That is genuinely suprising to me.