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    #21
    Originally posted by tweety View Post
    Just add it. Its a contract.
    Thought so.

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      #22
      Originally posted by LEP View Post
      Thought so.
      Can you change a grainco contract in any form??????

      That's new ....I will try it...and let you guys know how it works out...And here I thought my naivety was gone....

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        #23
        I was replying in sarcasm that Tweety doesn't have an actual example where they allowed the change.

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          #24
          Originally posted by LEP View Post
          I was replying in sarcasm that Tweety doesn't have an actual example where they allowed the change.
          Yes I caught it....that's why i replied...I tried changing a contract.....they ripped it up....

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            #25
            You can. Don't be so afraid of the big bad grain company. Just be reasonable. There is often an area called special remarks or a blank area. Include it in writing any verbal arrangements or inclusions. It's a contract, not a speeding ticket.

            I find it doubtful most farmers have ever even read the entire contract.
            Last edited by tweety; Sep 29, 2019, 17:58.

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              #26
              Originally posted by tweety View Post
              You can. Don't be so afraid of the big bad grain company. Just be reasonable. There is often an area called special remarks or a blank area. Include it in writing any verbal arrangements or inclusions. It's a contract, not a speeding ticket.

              I find it doubtful most farmers have ever even read the entire contract.
              Here is the Big C's latest terms and conditions. Knock yourself out. And yes, even though it is not too entertaining I do read it.
              https://www.cargillag.ca/Media/Default/PDFs/AGH214TermConditionsJan19.pdf https://www.cargillag.ca/Media/Default/PDFs/AGH214TermConditionsJan19.pdf

              Your terminal/elevator of choice must be a very pleasant place to buy and sell grain.

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                #27
                Originally posted by tweety View Post
                You can. Don't be so afraid of the big bad grain company. Just be reasonable. There is often an area called special remarks or a blank area. Include it in writing any verbal arrangements or inclusions. It's a contract, not a speeding ticket.

                I find it doubtful most farmers have ever even read the entire contract.
                Like I said, post a copy. I would be interested in knowing what terms they accept.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by LEP View Post
                  Like I said, post a copy. I would be interested in knowing what terms they accept.
                  or you can do your own work. For smart people, knowing is enough.

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