Conservative gov and agriculture?

[the big wheel]

So what’s the response to the drought and the
Failed programs? Quite obvious a conservative
Gov maybe even majority. Right on!
But I haven’t heard a word on farm issues? Has
Anyone else?
There will be a rally at the provincial leg too bad election
Called now and not a month later to put our locals
On the spot as to what is the plan? Likely nothing
As usual. But they are my heroes!!!

[woodland]

Big Wheel……….. we’re on our own out in the boonies. Wether it’s playing sheriff and herding thieves or figuring our way out of drought such as this. In the words of Helmsdale it’s all part of ……… “Livin the dream”.🍀

[bucket]

Farmers actually think voting conservative will make things better. In Fact its the opposite. Gutted BRM programs. Not a peep during the election about the drought and its 5 year implications to the cattle industry.

Every farm commodity will suffer because there will be less demand for grain once normal production returns.

Short sighted. If you lose a third of the cow herd think about the effects two three or 5 years down the road..

Hasn't been mentioned .

Meanwhile regular Canadians are still on CERB or wage subsidies.

It is disappointing to say the least.

And not one conservative will say to the climatards """ where was your prediction of an epic drought for 2021.... 5 , or 10 or 15, or 20 years ago??? but we are supposed to believe their predictions 30 years from now?""""

Where is some people's thoughts process?

[the big wheel]

There needs to be immediate help and
A discussion on the formulas for crop
Insurance keeping these dud years in the
Averages. How many producers here have
Said ya we went through a string of 3, 4 ir
5 years of lost crops it seems to rotate
Everywhere meaning we re mostly all
Underinsured and paying too much premium
For shiit coverage. I know some have had good
Runs and have lower premiums but is that
When you need premiums to be lower?
Then they ask why people aren’t enrolled.

And who has been fired at crapinsurance
For deciding on the prices? I phoned the dud
Minister office he said in March no one knew
The prices. Yes I did canola was 22 bucks
So why are you at near half? And why are
We in Saskatchewan not able to decide until
End of March while alberts decides end of April
When most are done seeding there?

Why not be able to pick your price later on when
It’s more evident what the market is. His response
Was we can’t afford 20 buck canola. Well I
Can’t afford to get half of that with shiit coverage
And a high premium. Scrap agristability out all
Those wages into a good crop insurance.

[furrowtickler]

What’s the Liderals gonna do ?
NDP only care about unions
Leaves with what ????

[Oliver88]

What accomplishments have the Liberals made in agriculture since 2015?

[the big wheel]

What’s the Liderals gonna do ?
NDP only care about unions
Leaves with what ????

Liberals would if asked by dorks
In sask party. Sask party only support
Friends of friends not all farmers.

What will conservatives do? They better fuuken
Well do something it’s different his year
Many farms on the brink and fuuk all for
Support. Failed programs. And a fuuking
Irrigation mega project????

[the big wheel]

What’s the Liderals gonna do ?
NDP only care about unions
Leaves with what ????

That’s the only response conservatives have
Look look at the other guys. Even with a majority couldn’t
Do a fuukn thing for ag couldn’t even do the pipelines
Fuuken useless.

What’s that fruit cake Micheal Jackson song
They bad they bad no we’re bad.

[helmach]

What’s the Liderals gonna do ?
NDP only care about unions
Leaves with what ????

ppc, I encourage you to read there platform.

[helmsdale]

What accomplishments have the Liberals made in agriculture since 2015?

Next to nothing... Which is a step in the right direction. Anytime gov't starts meddling in an industry it seems like even with good intentions they manage to phuck it all up.

Here's something that I'm spitballing this morning.

Give guys the option with gov't crop insurance to insure based on $'s per acre, rather than historical yields, and prices pulled out of thin air. Much like private insurance options. In this case, anyone with a farming history that has say a minimum of 3 years of Financials to pass over could get insurance tailored to them. Let them pick whatever number they want to insure for, and let your actuarialist's and bureaucrats figure out appropriate rates to charge. Perhaps even put gov't funding on a sliding scale, so those that choose to insure for less as a percentage of what the area typically grosses would get a larger share gov't subsidized than those who choose a higher level?

Or for that matter, let guys insure for 110, 120, or even 150% of area average and continue to base upon yields? You could have the gov't backstop the first 40% of that coverage, so if you chose 60% coverage, you'd only be paying 1/3 of the supposed bill, and if 80%, you'd be 1/2, and if you chose 120, it'd be 2/3 of the bill. Perhaps also go with a modified olympic average, that takes the lowest 10-20% of the years out of the equation, alongside the highest 10-20%?

I honestly think crop insurance could do a far better job of securing farm families livelihoods. In the same sense, the less risk that you take out of the game, the more it will lever up land prices and rents... So would we be any better off in the long run?

[Sodbuster]

Maybe irrigation project gets the boot with Conservative win, irrigation project not much of a priority compared to this wide spread drought and financial implications with it.

[the big wheel]

Never a better time to vote liberal MPs in here
They need us conservatives won’t do fk all minority majority
Opposition even worse. Just sit on the ass and collect salary.
Embarrassing not one has mentioned what’s going on
In their ridings.