screwed on lentils again

[wmoebis]

Tom4Cwb

Your last statement is the loudest message I have heard for a long time.

Are we going to sit by and let Mr. Ritz distroy one of the most important protection tools we have as producers/marketers, Licensing and bonding.

[M&MFarms]

My point was that I'd had enough, I've talked to them and talked to them, I know about the unwritten month rule. It's just that after 25 years of selling lentils this game is old. Yah I know I can grow other commodities, but for a lot of years nothing pencilled as well as Green Lentils, However that is changing but for how long??? We also came to an agreement, storage plus a couple extra cents. Thanks for all of your insight.

[just_wondering]

When you take samples
do it with a probe affter the truck is loaded.
Not before it goes into an auger. Then you know what you have.
all agree with who ever said talk to a lawyer, but also talk with the company a little comunication never hurts.
These buyers have to realise that when they say something they have to follow through as well
Did you go through a broker/buyer what do they say?

[Burbert]

Check with your lawyer, relative to the contracts? What a crock of bull, framing and producing grain, now comes down to checking with your lawyer. I hate #$%$$## lawyers. If they become involved in framing, yes I'll seek other employ. Framing is getting more profitable each/every day, check with your lawyer, yeah right. I thought all grain companies and r/r were now our friends. They need us we don't need them. Guess that is bull too!

[parsley]

A farmer approval-rating posting-board similar to what utube has, on Agrivile, rating the companies, would open a lot of eyes and improve service to farmers. The WBGA clearing house could do the same.

Parsley