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    #21
    I just dont like the attitude DU is ok cause they give me money for seeding winter wheat and grass. Let the market decide what crops we should grow not DU

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      #22
      You really should take the time to find out the following:

      Where DU's head office really is.

      Who really funds DU

      What your land really has that DU is so interested in.

      Pars

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        #23
        Originally posted by parsley View Post
        You really should take the time to find out the following:

        Where DU's head office really is.

        Who really funds DU

        What your land really has that DU is so interested in.

        Pars
        Bingo ...

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          #24
          Please tell us Pars. just so everyone on here knows. Also, when duck sells land in sask. it is allowed to be forever. Alberta is for 10 years.

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            #25
            We had DU come in to manage a valley with a series of lakes 30 years ago....promised the moon ....delivered nothing....now they want out and are leaving the stakeholders shit out of luck....they say they have no money....and won't put it back to where it was before they showed up....

            I have to tell everyone here ....the PFRA had tremendous vision....it's too bad they were eliminated....had more value to conservation than anything DU has done....

            But PFRA seen a better way because they looked at all opportunities not just conservation....

            PFRA should be brought back

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              #26
              Parsley, Best I can find is head office is in Memphis Tennessee. I assume they are after water and or oil. enlighten us further

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                #27
                Come on pars i's gots to knows, how bad could it be

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by parsley View Post
                  You really should take the time to find out the following:

                  Where DU's head office really is.

                  Who really funds DU

                  What your land really has that DU is so interested in.

                  Pars
                  Interesting questions. DU Canada gets a lot of funding from out of the country and a fair bit of government money as well. I think the obvious answer is they want to control water ..........????

                  Would be interested in knowing what you allude to with your questions.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by redleaf View Post
                    Interesting questions. DU Canada gets a lot of funding from out of the country and a fair bit of government money as well. I think the obvious answer is they want to control water ..........????

                    Would be interested in knowing what you allude to with your questions.
                    Me too! Curious how accepting cash from their programs is evil somehow. Oh, your going to seed down land to hay? Here, we will share the seed costs, because nesting habitat in grain farming regions is scarce.

                    I read the fine print, and there is nothing sinister. They have no land control over me at all. Just an agreement to leave it seeded down for up to a decade, less if you wish. Du does not own much land anywhere near here, so maybe I am missing something?

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                      #30
                      They only buy land that farmers are willing to sell.
                      We sold them 120 acres of water..Never will be farmed..They paid all legal fees/sub division ..All surveying..We kept the 40 acres of high land for farming..They paid us the average rate in the RM which most is good quality farm land..Got the remaining 40 acres free...Bought it just before we sold it..Think we got a good deal..

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