Glyphosate market drying up

[Old Cowzilla]

That's how the big boys advertise them on the back of cereal boxes Austranada. non gmo oats he he

[Guest]

Glyphosate's at decade low prices, so the shed is stocked for at least next year and beyond.
On a side not, I've been noticing more oat buyers again offering the same for sprayed or unsprayed.

Here too
it’s like the rapidly disappearing non gmo canola premium
it was ok until folks didn’t wanna pay extra for non gmo
once the money is tight all that virtue signalling shit loses its lustre
we had a good run with the non gmo premium while it lasted

[Old Cowzilla]

It's like China hates our guts until it's the right price point them they kiss up and buy the low......... again and again and again.

[Guest]

That's how the big boys advertise them on the back of cereal boxes Austranada. non gmo oats he he

That's exactly the type of labelling language that has augmented the demand for certified organic exponentially.

[Guest]

Glyphosate's at decade low prices, so the shed is stocked for at least next year and beyond.
On a side not, I've been noticing more oat buyers again offering the same for sprayed or unsprayed.

Supply and demand.
Less demand, lower prices.
Just beware poor quality product, I fear low grade surfactants are common and arsenic, lead again

[makar]

Supply and demand.
Less demand, lower prices.
Just beware poor quality product, I hear low grade surfactants are common and arsenic, lead again

The story is coming from where?

[binthere]

"I hear" too funny. Your slipping.

[foragefarmer]

Food Bank Hunger Report.

"In the past year, 3.7 million Australian households (36%) experienced moderate to severe food insecurity, meaning – at the very least – they are reducing the quality, variety or desirability of their food and at worst, their eating patterns are disrupted."

"I hear" that those using food banks, lining up at soup kitchens, and the homeless in Australia are refusing to eat all their cereals, breads, pastas, noodles, baking, crackers, etc etc unless they are guaranteed it's certified organic.

"I know" there's posts from a hired farm hand in Australia who couldn't make it in Canada and has nothing better to do with his idle time but come on a Canadian farmer chat line (Agriville) to dis Canada and it's farmers.

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[Guest]

Food Bank Hunger Report.

"In the past year, 3.7 million Australian households (36%) experienced moderate to severe food insecurity, meaning – at the very least – they are reducing the quality, variety or desirability of their food and at worst, their eating patterns are disrupted."

"I hear" that those using food banks, lining up at soup kitchens, and the homeless in Australia are refusing to eat all their cereals, breads, pastas, noodles, baking, crackers, etc etc unless they are guaranteed it's certified organic.

"I know" there's posts from a hired farm hand in Australia who couldn't make it in Canada and has nothing better to do with his idle time but come on a Canadian farmer chat line (Agriville) to dis Canada and it's farmers.

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Well , I'm glad you got that of your chest. Any other chips on your shoulder, fire away. Couple more years of therapy, you'll be fine.

[Jay-mo]

Supply and demand.
Less demand, lower prices.
Just beware poor quality product, I hear low grade surfactants are common and arsenic, lead again

Less demand? Doubtful. More likely pandemic disruptions in manufacturing, causing a shortage because demand never dropped significantly. Manufacturers seeing prices double or more and wanting in on those prices ramped up production. Now production has overshot demand and we see these great prices.

Lead and arsenic? Is that better or worse then glyphosate? Maybe less surfactant, more lead and arsenic makes it work the same??