To all federal political parties my vote is for sale. Any party that includes a subsidy to western Canadian grain producers in their party’s election platform will have my support! Our government needs to help grain farmers weather the trade war storm.
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Originally posted by cuban_assassin View PostTo all federal political parties my vote is for sale. Any party that includes a subsidy to western Canadian grain producers in their party’s election platform will have my support! Our government needs to help grain farmers weather the trade war storm.
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Originally posted by cuban_assassin View PostTo all federal political parties my vote is for sale. Any party that includes a subsidy to western Canadian grain producers in their party’s election platform will have my support! Our government needs to help grain farmers weather the trade war storm.
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On our farm this trade war looks as though it’s gonna cost us about $60.00 per acre on canola and & 30.00 on wheat. We need the losses topped up by government.
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Originally posted by cuban_assassin View PostTo all federal political parties my vote is for sale. Any party that includes a subsidy to western Canadian grain producers in their party’s election platform will have my support! Our government needs to help grain farmers weather the trade war storm.
The vultures would pick that from you, and more, so quickly.
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Originally posted by cuban_assassin View PostOn our farm this trade war looks as though it’s gonna cost us about $60.00 per acre on canola and & 30.00 on wheat. We need the losses topped up by government.
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Not looking for no subsidy here , just fix the tariff issue , and quit lying about burdensome canola stocks . Price will fix its self .
And get a federal ag minister who has a clue what’s going on , not someone who has a garden in their back yard from Quebec.
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostNot looking for no subsidy here , just fix the tariff issue , and quit lying about burdensome canola stocks . Price will fix its self .
And get a federal ag minister who has a clue what’s going on , not someone who has a garden in their back yard from Quebec.
AGT/ Fairfax got 117 million and so far they have moved one boat of grain out of churchill....you do the math...even at 10 times that volume...and when was the last time you bought a used piece of equipment and the government chipped in to fix it?????
Don't understand the middleman getting a subsidy but the primary producer that supplies the ingredients don't????
The province should be expecting the graincos to start up the dryers....and give them a credit to do so...
I can not justify setting up a dryer nor could I have it in place in time...considering it didn't rain for the first 80 percent of the growing season ....
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