Jagfarms,
The way to do business is not set in stone, but there are some tried and true ways:
1. Don't disparage your customers. They are the farmers who provide you with the cash for trucking and they deserve some loyalty.
2. Don't presume that fancy equipment always reflects financial viability. In Saskatchewan, the famers who are in the most dire straights are the big farmers. That is what my friends working in Farm Debt Review will tell you.
3.You are obviously trying to disparage all the farmers wanting marketing choice by painting them as 'losers'. Unfortunately, that tactic reflects not upon them, but upon you.
3.You can disagree with someone's beliefs because they are Catholic whilst you are a Baptist. But disagree with the part of the scripture that you find egregious, don't pick on the guy's kids or his machinery or his house or his car, or his choices. In other words, keep the discussion to ideas.
4. And if you really want to have a discusion about the display of material wealth as an indication of a successful farmer, make sure that your finances are in order.
What you are telling us on this thread is that all farmers who want marketing choice are losers, are poor managers, are poor farmers. And you've asked each of your customers where they stand and 'relegated' each Choice farmer to the Loser's List.
I'm glad you told us.
Thanks for informing us about your Loser policy. I'll make a note that next time I recommend trucking and container companies to the countless number of farmers who are increasingly looking towards identity preserved shipping, that Loser's need not apply to Jagfarms.
Parsley
PS
Nice to have non-Board grains to pay the bills, isn't it?
The way to do business is not set in stone, but there are some tried and true ways:
1. Don't disparage your customers. They are the farmers who provide you with the cash for trucking and they deserve some loyalty.
2. Don't presume that fancy equipment always reflects financial viability. In Saskatchewan, the famers who are in the most dire straights are the big farmers. That is what my friends working in Farm Debt Review will tell you.
3.You are obviously trying to disparage all the farmers wanting marketing choice by painting them as 'losers'. Unfortunately, that tactic reflects not upon them, but upon you.
3.You can disagree with someone's beliefs because they are Catholic whilst you are a Baptist. But disagree with the part of the scripture that you find egregious, don't pick on the guy's kids or his machinery or his house or his car, or his choices. In other words, keep the discussion to ideas.
4. And if you really want to have a discusion about the display of material wealth as an indication of a successful farmer, make sure that your finances are in order.
What you are telling us on this thread is that all farmers who want marketing choice are losers, are poor managers, are poor farmers. And you've asked each of your customers where they stand and 'relegated' each Choice farmer to the Loser's List.
I'm glad you told us.
Thanks for informing us about your Loser policy. I'll make a note that next time I recommend trucking and container companies to the countless number of farmers who are increasingly looking towards identity preserved shipping, that Loser's need not apply to Jagfarms.
Parsley
PS
Nice to have non-Board grains to pay the bills, isn't it?
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