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    #13
    charliep, Answers to your questions.
    1. Our farm deals within the CWB and the open market as it exists today.
    2. I am currently happy with barley marketing.
    3.I want the Crow, back. I want the CWB to continue to be responsive and co-operative with farmers. I want to continue to benefit from higher prices. I want the CWB to continue to lobby the government for assistance for a strong ag sector( I feel bad that Measner lost his job doing our bidding). I want the CWB to be my voice, my broker, when dealing with the multi national grain companies.
    4. I will vote for the status quo. I think the CWB does a good job. I believe they have integrity and are an honest hardworking organization, with farmers best interest at heart.

    There are my answers. Call me naive, but the system works for our farm!

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      #14
      You make a case for how the CWB benefits your business. Will you still market barley to the CWB in an open market setting?

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        #15
        charliep, Possibly, depending on market conditions, price, etc. I will continue to use the board as much as possible, if it remains a viable entity in an open, dog eat dog world..

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          #16
          Burbert, In a "dog eat dog world" are you prepared to support the cwb? That being, throw some dollars toward it.

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            #17
            wedino, Sure I'll continue to support the CWB IF it remains a viable entity. In farming we throw dollars at just about everything. A case in point, is Agrisnor Units, shares in a company that is a do nothing organization, that morphed Agrisnor from the AW Poo, ultimately became Agrisnor Unit, still pretending to be a farmers friend, trying to sell stuff. I'm having a heck of a time, trying to cash in their publicly traded shares, or trade them for Sask Poo shares. I hope Agrisnor goes the way of the do do bird ASAP. What a useless orginizationnnnnnnnnnn!

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              #18
              I thought SWP and AWP were farmer- run.

              Did the farmers do something you didn't like, or what is the complaint?

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