Primary shipments and terminal bulk receipts are running about 18% higher than last year.
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Originally posted by farming101 View PostPrimary shipments and terminal bulk receipts are running about 18% higher than last year.
Now where is the grain being shipped from to the west coast to have 18 percent ahead of last year....are they doing the short runs Alberta to Vancouver and Winnipeg to Thunder Bay....
Qualify the statement if possible 101....
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Originally posted by foragefarmer View PostAnd where are all those USA buyers that were supposedly going to flood across the 49th driving right up to your farmgate with their cheque book in their hands to buy your wheat?
As for the CWB, they published an annual report yearly. How many of guys have received an annual report from Cargill or the Three Families in Winnipeg reporting how much money they made off your wheat sales to them that THEY marketed for you around the world.
We sure don't hear from John De Pape or Brenda J Lepp anymore here on Agriville with all their marketing knowledge about how great those Wheat prices are now that marketing freedom is here.
It was so easy for the Ostrich Farmer to shut the CWB down, not so easy to have a follow up plan in place.
no auditing of the books allowed there ?????? wtf was up with that ????? this was a public co. ???
no doubt this isn't working very good , but i haven't had to carry wheat over for 2 years , and sell for the same shitty price 2 years later since
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Originally posted by bucket View PostExcellent news but ...my local 40000 tonne elevat or hasn't shipped a train for weeks. ...plugged...
Now where is the grain being shipped from to the west coast to have 18 percent ahead of last year....are they doing the short runs Alberta to Vancouver and Winnipeg to Thunder Bay....
Qualify the statement if possible 101....
BC down 25%
Alberta up 21.9%
Sask up 24.9%
Manitoba up 2.9%
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Originally posted by bucket View PostExcellent news but ...my local 40000 tonne elevat or hasn't shipped a train for weeks. ...plugged...
Now where is the grain being shipped from to the west coast to have 18 percent ahead of last year....are they doing the short runs Alberta to Vancouver and Winnipeg to Thunder Bay....
Qualify the statement if possible 101....
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Originally posted by bucket View PostIt would be nice to just have and transparent and accountable system....
I realize the graincos have to make money but if they starve the farmer ...what is their gain in that?
We all have to make money....and when it doesnt happen you have to do what the Americans do and push government money at farmers...
There is no politician speaking for farmers....in western Canada right now....if there was they would be a little concerned about the vessels at the west coast , the space , and the fact grain isn't moving like it should.
All terminals of 25000 tonnes or more have the ability to move a unit train once every two weeks...its not happening...
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We sure don't hear from John De Pape or Brenda J Lepp anymore here on Agriville with all their marketing knowledge about how great those Wheat prices are now that marketing freedom is here.
No because they are too busy successfully running hedge and marketing businesses. Get out from under your rock.
My earlier comment regarding inability to stand up applies. Four generations of spoon fed ideology and how can you see where the light is coming from I guess.
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Originally posted by bucket View PostIt would be nice to just have and transparent and accountable system....
I realize the graincos have to make money but if they starve the farmer ...what is their gain in that?
We all have to make money....and when it doesnt happen you have to do what the Americans do and push government money at farmers...
There is no politician speaking for farmers....in western Canada right now....if there was they would be a little concerned about the vessels at the west coast , the space , and the fact grain isn't moving like it should.
All terminals of 25000 tonnes or more have the ability to move a unit train once every two weeks...its not happening...
Favouring third gen terminals with <24 hr 135 car turnarounds. 1-200,000 tonne storage. Industry still playing catch up.
Local one here appears to pull wheat 1-200 kms. When rail can do it, 2 trains a week occasionally.
Rail obviously the key. Once on a truck, get it to cheapest rail.
I'll give you it's neglecting local roads.
Grainco had options on this site property 15 years before the board fell.
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