Will leave whether you cooperate alone. Will note that this information is generated from a lot of other sources and is normally not available to the public. I did this in a previous life. If you take this strategy, my advice is to make sure you don't talk to the grain industry, chemical companies or anyone else.
There are flaws in the current system but the information is survey based and readily available to everyone. It provides a base for a point in time with everyone who uses it understanding that this changes.
In a previous (grain company), buyers would be on my case for crop updates about every two days. These customers demanded top quality information and the business went as much to the company that could supply it as low price (everyone had to be competitive). People like me in an old life found ways of supplying it. None of this information is likely provided farmers (even the CWB likely provides more information to customers than they do farmers).
Off topic. Quality market information is a market need (highlighted every CWB press release). The question is where the market gets this information from.
There are flaws in the current system but the information is survey based and readily available to everyone. It provides a base for a point in time with everyone who uses it understanding that this changes.
In a previous (grain company), buyers would be on my case for crop updates about every two days. These customers demanded top quality information and the business went as much to the company that could supply it as low price (everyone had to be competitive). People like me in an old life found ways of supplying it. None of this information is likely provided farmers (even the CWB likely provides more information to customers than they do farmers).
Off topic. Quality market information is a market need (highlighted every CWB press release). The question is where the market gets this information from.
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