Grain companies with crushing plants profits soaring every time canola goes down!

[blackpowder]

It matters how many buyers there are.

[fjlip]

Less every take over buy out...

[Crestliner]

Can we focus on the fact that we still (so far at least for the near future) live and work in a free country....therefore go start a grain company and or build a canola crushing plant and or a flour mill and capture the margins that a lot here think are unreasonable or set the price that you think the farmer should be paid. I will be your first delivery with 3 super B's on your driveway to cash in on the higher prices. I am being totally respectful. We need more places to do business...not less.

[GOODRUM]

How much were the expenses in 1984?

[the big wheel]

Can we focus on the fact that we still (so far at least for the near future) live and work in a free country....therefore go start a grain company and or build a canola crushing plant and or a flour mill and capture the margins that a lot here think are unreasonable or set the price that you think the farmer should be paid. I will be your first delivery with 3 super B's on your driveway to cash in on the higher prices. I am being totally respectful. We need more places to do business...not less.

How about you show us what price the crushers are getting for our product? and I dont mean the fake crush margin I mean the actuall price for the bottle of canola oil thats deliver to the grocer? This is something that our farm organizations should have at their finger tips 24/7, is it the grocer pocketing the dive in price or the crusher?