CWB - Open Letter.

[farmaholic]

http://www.adm.com/en-US/company/Pages/default.aspx



From ADM's website under "Procurement":

Strategic SourcingADM’s North American strategic sourcing team plays an integral role in ADM's objective to reduce costs and increase shareholder
value.  The team identifies and selects contractors and suppliers who can provide the best value to ADM as measured through quality, price and service.  The team works with regional, national and international contractors and suppliers to serve

Sounds like the RRs. Better invest.



ADM facilities both locally and around the world

[farmaholic]

Sorry for the disjointed post. The last few words in the post belong with the procurement statement.

My bad.

[farmaholic]

What about the Producers who delivered to the New CWB and were told $5/tonne would go to an equity stake in the privatized company, whatever that will look like?

[bucket]

The same as they when it was done with equity in the swp.

It's a feel good thing. Really.

[bucket]

Mulroney is the connection to ADM. I think he sits or sat on their board.

[riders2010]

Wow like he d know a *** thing about our business. That's about as big a joke for a money grab the upper class entitlists as harpers puppet wallin who sat on that board of some mining company. No wonder this world is screwed.

[Hopperbin]

Can anyone explain to me why they need a partner in the first place? Are they not doing just fine now? Just thinking they should stay crown. Or get bought out provincially. Why the rush anyway? Open the books. Coop it. Pay the farmers that use them dividends.

[sumdumguy]

Hopper, totally agree, what's the problem to all of a sudden can't manage without giving it away. Geez, these guys think we're ignorant!

[wmoebis]

I agree hopper. Ritz is running it now turn it over to farmers let them elect the BOD, if they go broke too bad. We have open market let farmers compete with big industry.

It is farmers assets anyway. OR is it?

[farmaholic]

For discussion's sake, remember John DePape's analogy?" Like expecting you own part of Canada Post because you bought stamps for decades...

Funny not all of Canadian Producer's HAD to use them though.

The end result will resemble the governing parties ideological view of business and nothing more. Definitely no Co-op type structure. And what was wrong with Weyburn Inland Terminals success?