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    we are not alone 2

    since wilagro posted an ad for his side, might i also
    suggest you visit:

    www.barleyvote.ca

    #2
    Another good one

    http://marketingchoice.blogspot.com/index.html

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      #3
      the farmers, and true farmers behind barleyvote.ca need any help or informating choice producers can give them too. The CWB, no doubt, will be funneling our pool accout monies to the pro CWB side some how! Need to control them doing that, and get the vote out, and get barley the freedom it deserves!!

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        #4
        A few excerpts from:

        The Canadian Grain Trade
        1931-1951 by D.A. McGibbon
        U of Toronto press 1952

        p. 64

        QUOTE
        The earlier theory had been that compulsory marketing would bring higher prices, but when compulsory marketing was actually establishd it was to keep prices under control. UNQUOTE



        QUOTE
        Wheat was no longer a free article of commerce, but was subject to the policies decided upon by the wheat committee of the Canadian Cabinet, the really effective body in determining the course followed by the Wheat Board.
        UNQUOTE


        QUOTE
        It should be noted, however, that while the Government's measures were directed towards giving the wheat producers basic protection, the general wartime controls instituted to keep prices down applied more severely to wheat than any other commodity.
        UNQUOTE


        An Arabic proverb:

        "A falling camel attracts many knives."

        Parsley

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