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    Friday end of the Week Wrap up on a Thursday.

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    Well for the winter lets try something new on a Thursday. One more day of the week is left, farmers are frustrated or happy at the week's outcome. So either a bitch session or hugs session. At least it was warm and enjoyable. But old man Polar vortex is on its way next week.

    Ah, you just got to love it.

    So I'll start, I am totally embarrassed at out leader Justin Trudeau, He demonstrates every day what a total **** up the GTA and Montreal voted in. He has not a single ounce of manners or professionalism. Basically a useless fool trying to play in the big boy world. He and his girlfriend from France are two of the same. Captain **** Up to the Call.

    Premiers met and not a word on AG. This is actually the saddest thing in all of the week's news. I can tell you right now a few things will happen in the new year because of the shit show going on in AG. One dealership is shutting down a rural store come Jan. Layoffs will happen at others due to poor sales, service and repairs. Who is going to green/red/Yellow light there combines or equipment if they have a crop that's still out. Heck one chemical company that has a plant in Regina just cancelled the annual Xmas party and the room was already booked. We always get a farmer party and I guess it's done because no invitations arrived. One Big big farmer who is behind paying is common all over the province. So it's not the big are ok and the small they want out. RB is flooded with sales being booked for next year as accountants are telling guys who tried to farm and be landowners either stop the madness and leave with something before its all gone.

    Farmers are beaten to a pulp and all the AG minister says is contact Crap insurance and they will guide you through it. **** buddy I am way over my production guarantee (because they use a 100-year average and we didn't get special years deducted like 2002 and 4 or flood years like the Western side did with the droughts of the 80s disappearing) with a 1/3 still out in the field. Someone said I might be busy working again, not a chance ill go back.

    But this all reminds me of the 1980s without high interest or the 1990s when Canadian farmers were told to suck it up buttercup we cant go head to head against the European or USA farmers, You're on your own.

    I just find it funny how all these meetings have talking heads telling farmers that Peas are ****ed going to India but well buy them from you at 6 a bushel instead of 9 and sell as many as you fools produce. Learn to get better yields and well make it on volume. Well, we will and you will still just break even. Or the Canola growers guy saying china is gone so sad so sorry but farmers we as an industry are still moving canola seed to Europe to make diesel and other countries to broker the seed to China so all is good. Europe is buying because we are so cheap compared to the rest of the world. What good does it do me if my price dropped by $2.30 a bushel yet we still can move to see. Ah, the middle man is looked after and the farmer gets the shaft again.

    So a subsidy call came out this week from an RM in Saskatchewan and all the big dogs looked down and laughed. This two happened in the 90s because some farmers just can't get the fact that Dairy got a subsidy for losing 3% market share yet we lose 20% due to a total **** up of the Canadian Gov and not a peep. We get a ****ing loan.

    Everything in Canada is geared to keep the middle man happy and who cares what the peasant farmers think.

    But the big problem in Ag is the dumb farmer himself. Look in the mirror. We should have one voice, not 20 groups representing us. The feds go have a meeting and it's like 1 dad and 50 kids getting the same package or advise. We need one on one. Someone stong who will call a politician a ****ing fool who was elected not a prince or chosen one.

    So hunker down have a great week and let's hope some finally start to wake up and forget about this me myself and I attitude and look at the big picture.

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    I took this photo two nights ago going home on a day I put all our equipment finally away. It was like Mother Nature gave me the finger saying I won now **** you.

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      #3
      Again a few have been asking me the same question. Why with the USA harvest stuck at 30% corn still out and the Australians having a piss poor crop. Canada with 12% out not the 7% that the gov agencies are talking. Europe with dry problems and same with Argentina. Why isn't grain moving up?

      Something funny is going on in the market knows bullshit.

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        #4
        Oh, fert. still dropping in price in the USA.

        Bank of Canada held rates steady. Like we're doing oh so good. The dollar is projected to lose three more cents by next fall.

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          #5
          Because Canada's government has left the farmers to the rest of the industry to have us taken advantage of...

          You know who puppets governments....its not the voters ...its big investors or companies...or big unions that don't give a shit about farmers either....

          The masters are licking their lips to get a hold of land...look back at an 1926 land map and find out who owned the land...

          History will repeat...until the puppet masters realize they might be actually rolling up their sleeves and doing the physical farming ......

          Credit Foncier owned land around here until the mid 1990s.....from way back when...

          APAS has phucking really stupid people in charge.....I mean if you are going to do a survey get some context to it so you can't say historically very few farmers south of saskatoon have ever needed a dryer and thats why many terminals don't have dryers because they can't justify the cost ...so how can an individual farmer make a valid case for a dryer....

          I use my vertical tillage machine every year....I use my air fans intermittently...in 25 years of farming and looking back and asking 80 year olds around here...drying has not been an issue...

          We need better representatives....we need better provincial and federal governments...

          Scott moe and his AG minister David Marit are incompetent...their comments of the last couple days makes me wonder how they will get re-elected...

          David Marit agreed to give irrigation districts 200 dollars an acre over 5 years....and drylands farmers get SFA.....

          Think about your farm....and 40 dollars an acre....every year for 5 years.....
          Last edited by bucket; Dec 5, 2019, 07:19.

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            #6
            Oh and on the news front

            Many Farmers in Canada are on the Verge of Burn out.

            **** me I was that way years ago it's now almost time for an insane asylum let alone burn out.

            See industry forgot one thing

            You have to leave at least one little piece of scrap for the primary producer or he will eventually quit feeding the pigs. Then watch them devour each other as starving pigs would do.

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              #7
              Had a good week here. Been hunting with my kids. One deer to go. Haven’t enjoyed hunting so much in my life, as I teach my first year kids how to get close to game. Been making lots of sausage and jerky. Snaring coyotes like crazy. Have some really, really good new lamb meat sales prospects to follow up on. Fingers crossed there. Christmas tree is up. Kids are skidooing. Sheep are breeding with the promise of a new crop in five months.

              Life is grand!

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                #8
                Good to hear things are working out.

                Son got his buck first day out of our creek land and his buddy got one a half-hour later. The big bugger survived another year. Plus the triplet moose, not one was taken.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Sheepwheat View Post
                  Had a good week here. Been hunting with my kids. One deer to go. Haven’t enjoyed hunting so much in my life, as I teach my first year kids how to get close to game. Been making lots of sausage and jerky. Snaring coyotes like crazy. Have some really, really good new lamb meat sales prospects to follow up on. Fingers crossed there. Christmas tree is up. Kids are skidooing. Sheep are breeding with the promise of a new crop in five months.

                  Life is grand!
                  Where do you sell your coyotes ...NAFA is in trouble...or do you use Fur Harvesters?

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                    #10
                    Yeah fur harvesters, but there is a us company that is expanding into Canada as well. Groenwald fur and wool. Nafa has been good the last few years. When coyotes are worth 150 bucks, it makes it worth it. Walked up to 5 on Tuesday. Preventing lamb losses and helping make jackets all at once. Lol

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