Is Canada's wheat in decline

**SASKFARMER3** · Mar 27, 2015, 07:37

In one word I would say. Yes But funny thing these countries never really paid for the product we were selling. It was a easy way to take shit wheat from other places and add ours to get a decent bread.
Now at Coast were like all the rest except their is a huge deduction out on prairies vs the coast.

**FarmRanger** · Mar 27, 2015, 10:41

Customers not wanting to pay for blending at our port and then complaining about composite loading of ships is a lousy reason to miss, and totally unrelated to the property rights abuses of the single desk.

**BTO_farmalll** · Mar 27, 2015, 21:25

The World Can and Will Out Produce Yous fer Less Money Year in/Year Out, Theys'll Squeeze Till Theres Nothing Left Ta Squeeze, Yall Gunna Get Schooled at Yer Own Game - Call That an Education,

The Writing is On The Wall Folks,

Lights Out,

Nite, Nite!!!!!

**farmaholic** · Mar 27, 2015, 21:31

Its not a question of being an efficient producer, its whats left after everyone else takes more than whats due to them....

Wakey, wakey....

**BTO_farmalll** · Mar 27, 2015, 21:37

Oh,

Is That Right,

Guess We'll Find Out Next Tuesday When 88 Million Acres of Beans Go in da Ground From da USDA,

Someones Gunna Get an Education,

Say Hello To $5-$6 Canlowa of da Combine This Fall (If yer Lucky)

**BTO_farmalll** · Mar 27, 2015, 21:42

And Where Did I Say Anything Bout Yous Being Efficient er Not????? I Dont Give a Flying Fck How Many Bushels You Do er Do not Grow, Da World is Gunna Out Produce Yous Regardless, Chew Ya Up, And Spitch Ya Out!!!!!!!!!

**blackpowder** · Mar 28, 2015, 10:31

Cant read article but based on some comments here. Our whole system was originally designed to provide Britain what it wanted. Surplus sold/dumped in world. Japan replaced Britain with no change to any mandate or design. All the while the world chugged along growing a different product.
HRS acres will rightly go down.

Is Canada's wheat in decline