Chocolait Bars and Fertilizer

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wmoebis

And millions would starve to death........ that doesn't sound like the answer to me.

[Burbert]

AAAA, we are all getting screwed on fertilizer prices equally so it is okay, No special deals for the big guys any more, isn't the open market wonderful. Just as long as we are all getting hosed at the same time and rate, our fate is sealed, once a pheasant always a pheasant, or is it once a pissant always a pissant, yeah thats it, lets git right for once framers!

[just_wondering]

"My prayer to God is a very short one: 'O Lord make my enemies ridiculous' God has granted it
Voltaire

[TOM4CWB]

Burbert,

This is likely the BEST time to be a grain farmer in generations... if you don't enjoy it please sell your land and do something else!

When my non-farming friends read what you write as a farmer... I am ashamed to admit you represent a part of my profession!

You bring special meaning to the words..."I am just a stupid farmer that has never marketed any grain in my life!".[Lorne Hein 1992]

[TOM4CWB]

Burbert,

Think about this for a second:

If you can work framing houses for $15/hr... and you instead charge $25/hr... because you believe you do a good job and deserve the compensation... are you wrong to charge the $25/hr?

What is "Reasonable"?

If you clear $100/ac on a barley field this year... is it 'fair' to charge a livestock producer $4/bu... and make him loose more money that he would if you only charged $3/bu?

Please explain your objective when you post these statements!

[silverback]

AAAAA, we are all getting screwed on cwb prices equally so it is ok. No special deals for the farmers that actually want to be able to make their own decisions. You will all be happy getting what is left after administration costs because that is the best that could have been done. Nobody deserves a better price than bubba because we are all just farmers in the end.

[Burbert]

So you duds enjoy, high/high/higher fertilizer prices and high/high/higher energy/input prices. Inflation is a good thing, framers love to be crushed into the dirt. Yes indeed it is wonderful to be a framer in todays world. But just remember only a short time ago, we had all the above, poor grain prices mad kows and spent our time begging the gov't for handouts. Don't feel that, will ever happen again, I guess. Enjoy the feeling, I agree, but those times will return, I suspect, sooner than later. As for you f---s feeling bad about me, stick in in your ear or rear, for all I care. You duds are fools thinking that the good times are here to stay, grow up! Our grain company friends,railroad, PC's in power pals are going to save the day, right on duds, NOT likely to happen! Tink about that for a while, Marketeers only look out for themselves, plunder and pillage while times are good, chisel snivel and whinnn when times get tough. What else is new? Bet we have an eeeelection call soon, duh!

[FarmRanger]

Well, this "dud", as you so affectionately put it, is wondering what the CWB has to do with high input prices? The recent barley fiasco has made their effect on output prices pretty obvious .

[caseman]

Burbert is a complete idiot.

[SASKFARMER3]

This years winner of the Most ridiculous writer on Agri-ville goes to?

BURP FART

No surprise.