Return of canadian Wheat Board

[kryger]

It's another study done by Richard Grey. Not worth the paper it is printed on.
When did we, as farmers, ever get close to the port asking price from the Board.

[Hopalong]

Billions lost was only theory.
Got a lot of mileage from leftists and board supporters, though.

[farmaholic]

"When did we, as farmers, ever get close to the port asking price from the Board."

Really? We just snap our fingers and it magically appears in a Port shipping terminal? Elevation/handling/shipping/margin need to be paid, anything above those costs is the only thing we have to complain about.
I would say year one and two after the open market on old CWB grains was a feeding frenzy but this year I believe we are being treated quite fair.

[LEP]

Anyone growing durum cannot say without lying that we have achieved far higher returns under an open market than anytime under CWB oppression.

I guarantee that I would still have a complete years worth of grain in the bin and would still be waiting for three quarters of a year's revenue under CWB oppression.

I never want to go back.

[LEP]

Should read can't say without lying that we have "not" received higher returns than now than under CWB oppression.

[riders2010]

Not saying want to go back to that type of cwb. But I do remember many on here posting the difference in port price to what we hit in our hands. And then no one seems to know what price the people actually writing the cheques at destination actually paid or is paying right now.

Crops like canary seed prime example of middleman writing their own cheques what ever they want to pay.

Also it is obviously correct all the companies have done away with competition totally they relocated and bought and sold terminals as to get rid of competition. Cwb days every elevator took wheat now only certain designated ones do.