Originally posted by TOM4CWB
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#4 should be ... to ensure the value of the increased seed costs are also reflected in maximizing primary producers returns to cover the extra seed costs.
I get where your coming from Tom , if I had a seed farm I would be this issue looks totally different.
But a lot of good posts have been made by westernvickie, yourself and others .
But not a word has been uttered of how these increased cost will effect the primary producers...... where are the premiums that primary producers can get from end markets for all this expensive super seed or extra royalties?
This seems to be a one way street that the primary producer is going to be left out and not only that left to pay for the maintenance.....
Show us as primary producers how we will benefit from actually producing all this high quality, safe and nutritious food .
It just as of yet , not one mention of how we will benefit from this higher demand for seed cost . Unless I missed it somewhere ?
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