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  • perfecho
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2005
    • 1274

    #11
    Notice which system has the highest percentage....although it is also the less "changed" (porcessed) of all.
    What does that tell us?

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    • fjlip
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2002
      • 9878

      #12
      If most of the Dairy producers are in Quebec they will in Federal law force the rest of Canada to pay cost plus a profit. Therefore either inherit a dairy with quota, or beg to get laws passed for other farm products consumed in Canada! Simple, but not a snowball's chance in hell in our lifetime.

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      • Gerald_sk
        Member
        • Aug 2006
        • 62

        #13
        If I remember product of Canada regulations. All listed except
        milk could be called product of Canada. Whether the grain or beef
        was growth in Canada doesn't count, as it is less than 50% of retail
        value.
        Years ago I read a British "think tank" report on all the government
        money going into agriculture. Basic conclusion was British
        food product should be shut down and imported from the lower
        cost areas. There was more money to be made by moving things
        in multi-step production than doing all the work on a small
        scale in one area. This was most like 15-20 years ago and it
        has really come true.
        Canada and the world doesn't need any grains from Western
        Canada. Viterra can now source their malt barley requirement out
        of Australia. Wonder how long before the first boat load of Australian
        barley show up at a Sask. malt plant. CN and CP may give them some
        very good rates for backhaul.

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        • makar
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2007
          • 1694

          #14
          Some 12 years ago i was on the way to vegas on my only holiday of my life and half way in montana paul harvey came on the radio. He said the wheaties company had made a deal with tiger woods to put his face on the box for 10 cents. He also said the value of the wheat was 2 cents. So much for the price of grain having anything to do with the cost of food.

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          • bucket
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2008
            • 17033

            #15
            cn and cp do give very good rates for backhaul. They have been moving grain from the prairies to montreal and back to Vancouver for years. They also send grain to churchill and then back to Vancouver. Its how they calculate the rate cap. AND it costs farmers millions. But it creates jobs.blah blah blah.

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            • furrowtickler
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2004
              • 22056

              #16
              Good point bucket, as we sit and take it on the chin year after year.

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              • bucket
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2008
                • 17033

                #17
                I wouldn't say western canadian farmers are taking on the chin. These bastards and the one organizing this party(cwb) are not even kind enough to buy vaseline for the screwing we are taking.

                The cwb is out buying bins for some organic (sorry pars) bakery in Winnipeg because some lazy ass is too lazy to carry a few bags of wheat.

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                • parsley
                  Senior Member
                  • Oct 2000
                  • 10986

                  #18
                  Nothing wrong with calling a spade a spade. I agree.

                  Canada cannot afford to have our public institutions created so we are foced to deal with them, and then charge fees or taxes, or tarrifs to spend whatever they like. Uninhibited.

                  Bins. Scholarships. Checkoffs.

                  It all ends up being a slushfund built with my money to support some slob who whines he's finacially crippled.

                  Don't get me started.lol

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                  • classicalliberal
                    Senior Member
                    • Dec 2008
                    • 206

                    #19
                    Just remember that grain companies don't blend grain for free because it is a huge hastle to blend and it increases their risk.

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                    • NISAcase
                      Junior Member
                      • Jan 2008
                      • 43

                      #20
                      Where were the farm organizations when the NISA claim was going on and a estimated billion dollars was shifted from the west to the east by alleged breaches of the laws no less. Since 1935 really. How about running for the Federal Liberals in Manitoba similar to the lawyer May provincially in Calgary West in Alberta and then not. I do track these things. So Lewis is giving the land grab speech in Saskatoon today which was put in the court file this past April 2009. I Donata (Dohna) know about these farm organizations and what purpose they actually serve when they disregard a billion dollars or trillions if punitive.

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