Has anyone participated in Code of Practice zoom meetings

[wmoebis]

Why is it that producers are always the last to get consulted after all the time and money is spent to design these things for farmers. Ask them first what they want it is your money that runs these programs.

[Guest]

Take their stolen money away from them
Buy something for yourself
There’s too many lazy , self entitled leaches out there to ever hope at having a meaningful farm group

[bucket]

How well informed are the majority of farmers about this process....

How many see other issues that are more important....

Its been a very quiet process...some of those involved have said.." how could farmers not know" ...well there was a shitty 2019 harvest and a pandemic lockdown ...

90 minutes to just introduce a section of one module then you get a 233 question survey...can you say time you cant get back..

once again remember this from the WGEA....farmers need to understand that once a grain company buys their grain on the elevator driveway it becomes their property

Why doesn't the CGC enforce the code of practice ( ie the grin act or the CGC regulations)on the grain industry?

You have to remember the so called farmers on the board are wearing two hats ...there are zero non affiliated farmers ...no NGO farmers ...no non commission farmers...

And how the phuck does DU qualify as an NGO????

questions and no answers.

BTW i brought this back to the top because farmers on the roundtable board think all farmers should have known about this...most dont and that was their responsibility to get the word out as part of provincial commissions...

[bucket]

To be clear I think farmers need to start speaking up and telling their commissions to consolidate...

you have something like this code of practice being developed at the same time as the federal government is developing protocols for farming as well with required record keeping and reporting to ECCCC ...

Alot of overlap and for former politicians not to connect the dots or the zoom meeting host not to make the connection after numerous reminders throughout two meeting about having parallel systems...

It just shows that Synthesis is out for a payday...

[SASKFARMER]

You mean Monday i have to answer 233 questions.

[bucket]

You mean Monday i have to answer 233 questions.

You get a 233 question survey emailed to you after the zoom meeting introduction and you have 5 choices as to how to answer the wording of the code...

FFS they don't even go through a portion of the survey to help you understand what they are doing on the survey...

There are 7 modules to this code that you are to read through....then do the survey...

[Hamloc]

You get a 233 question survey emailed to you after the zoom meeting introduction and you have 5 choices as to how to answer the wording of the code...

FFS they don't even go through a portion of the survey to help you understand what they are doing on the survey...

There are 7 modules to this code that you are to read through....then do the survey...

If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance baffle them with bull#*#*! That is what this process is a bunch of bull#*#. I can’t see anything in this process that will benefit farmers, it sounds to me like more bureaucratic oversight with no tangible benefit.

[bucket]

Until I get a reasonable answer on the value of a code of practice in relation to the following it doesnt make sense...

1. How would a code of practice help with an incident like Triffid in the future?

2. How would a code of practice help with market access when you have bobblehead Freeland and Trudeau losing us markets?

3. How does a code of practice help when grainco either don't clean grain or add deershit into a cargo?

4. How does a code of practice help when market access when graincos have claimed it is their grain and it is...its their responsibility?

5. How does a code of practice help when industry sits in on the so called farmer consultation process?

6. How does a none farming entity and so called NGO like DU have so much involvement?