A view of open market Malt Barley

[BennyHin]

In response to Frisky's reply to me at the beginning of this thread, I see you didnt even provide reasonable reply to this editorial.

By the way, I hope you respected property rights and paid the author of the picture you posted at:
http://skeptico.blogs.com/photos/uncategorized/kennesaw_williams_jackass.jpg

I thought you were kindly asked not to insert video or pictures into the html as it slows down load times fro dial-up users?

Although it was funny, please use hyperlinks, "hrefs" only.

[parsley]

Benny Hinn,

As the article states, "It's time to quit arguing about this and just get on with business."

Are you ready and willing to do just that?

Parsley

[Fransisco]

Benny here's the deal, you ask a reasonable question, in a reasonable way, you'll get a reasonable response.

You keep handing out backhanded cheapshots and personal insults then you'll keep getting those as well.

It's all up to you Benny boy.

[Fransisco]

By the way its copyrights you're thinking of and there are none on this picture.

[just_wondering]

still wondering for a response to above question
Also my browser brought up the black helicopters but not the barley chart,
What does that say about me?

[TOM4CWB]

WD9,

THis all comes down the personal relationships.

Does the co. buying from you want to continue the relationship long term? What reason do they have to do so?

So much of marketing comes down to Trust and Integrety... being honest about the little quality issues... that are often not so little If taken in isolation, but can be accomodated in the larger context.

This is human consumption food... and if treated as such goes a long way to providing the value needed to create a premium product!

[Fransisco]

My guess is that has something to do with your internet security settings wondering.

[wd9]

T4, true, however it is the culture of how malt is purchased that needs to be challenged. To make it a successful industry and ensure supply, and ensure a farmer knows they actually have malt, a lot needs to change.

Anyways, it's a lot easier to bitch about the CWB then to design a contracting and grading scheme that enhances not only an industry, but for the price a farmer receives.

[TOM4CWB]

WD9,

The true crime here is that instead of eagerly facilitating and encouraging a closer relationship... the CWB has actively disconnected the grower and the buyers... by using the pools as pricing signals...

Cash price signals are a must to have a responsive market... in concert with production controls which can stop overproduction.

[wd9]

At least barley not so much as wheat!