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    Richardson Pioneer Buys Bison Transport

    https://amp.realagriculture.com/2021/01/richardson-buys-bison-transport/


    #2
    Free grain pick up now.lol.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Partners View Post
      Free grain pick up now.lol.
      You still might want to follow that load to the terminal!

      Imagine all the inter elevator transfers and elevator to crushing plant possibilities!
      Last edited by farmaholic; Jan 5, 2021, 17:56.

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        #4
        Now they can convert their trucks to storage instead of the farmers...and see how their employees like sitting for hours to unload...

        Maybe they won't have to set an elevator by a rail line any more ...

        Its an interesting play but really goes against any kind of environmentally friendly policy...

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          #5
          Good buy for Richardson, Bison H/O is in Wpg, and this is good for Manitoba, as Bison will stay here. . I'm sure they didn't strictly buy Bison for the grain hauling as there is so little margin in hauling grain. Bison is involved in moving everything across North America.

          Richardson privately owned buys another privately owned company. Richardson is shrewd they can see where money can be made.

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            #6
            Originally posted by bucket View Post
            Now they can convert their trucks to storage instead of the farmers...and see how their employees like sitting for hours to unload...

            Maybe they won't have to set an elevator by a rail line any more ...

            Its an interesting play but really goes against any kind of environmentally friendly policy...
            You think they will charge farmers extra for waiting 2 hours to unload at their own elevators?

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              #7
              I imagine they will use Bison to keep their seed and chem sheds full as well.

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                #8
                Margins are definitely good in the canuckistanian grain oligopoly if they have money to burn on a trucking business.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by MBgrower View Post
                  You think they will charge farmers extra for waiting 2 hours to unload at their own elevators?
                  No, but may open second driveway for personal use.

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                    #10
                    Well,,, I don’t think it’s a good thing, nor do I think that it’s good for farmers, or the Province.

                    More control, centralization , consolidation.

                    Controlling:
                    the inputs,
                    Delivery time lines for grain contracts,
                    Grain exports

                    They won’t have to build anymore terminals, they can pull or delay for just in time shipping, no more premiums to fill that train?

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