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  • the big wheel
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2017
    • 3860

    Who really represents us farmers?

    So many issues and who do we have to speak
    Our concerns? Fertilizer gong show, parts shortages
    Crop insurance not working for some, carbon money
    For sequestering, etc etc. All I see is big industry
    The companies with the biggest bank account
    Manipulating all of us. Even cargil not paying seems
    Simple but holy fk any of us be late with a payment
    And fk need a lawyer just about.

    And what MP MLA or crop group is bringing attention
    To these issues?
  • bucket
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 17021

    #2
    Originally posted by the big wheel View Post
    So many issues and who do we have to speak
    Our concerns? Fertilizer gong show, parts shortages
    Crop insurance not working for some, carbon money
    For sequestering, etc etc. All I see is big industry
    The companies with the biggest bank account
    Manipulating all of us. Even cargil not paying seems
    Simple but holy fk any of us be late with a payment
    And fk need a lawyer just about.

    And what MP MLA or crop group is bringing attention
    To these issues?
    No one.

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    • TASFarms
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2014
      • 1339

      #3
      CFIB
      The next year could be very interesting with the liberal gong show. The ag minister is going to be getting extreme pressure from both sides. I’d be surprised if she doesn’t quit.

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      • Retired
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2011
        • 168

        #4
        Originally posted by bucket View Post
        No one.
        How can anyone speak for such a divided group .Everyone is only interested in their own commodity,the dairy ,the chicken the seed growers the beef.the BTOs only want cheap rent low imput,
        Any one with an eye and an Ahole can see the problems but a good many are self inflected,a lot by greed.
        Now does anyone have a solution that most producers would agree with ??? Rember that the consumer has to be happy also,and there are a hell of a lot more of them than us!!!

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        • dalek
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2000
          • 1553

          #5
          https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/climate-change-saskatchewan-farmer-cop26-1.6231528?cmp=rss

          God save us from the No F$&?ing Use

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          • TASFarms
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2014
            • 1339

            #6
            Originally posted by dalek View Post
            https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/climate-change-saskatchewan-farmer-cop26-1.6231528?cmp=rss

            God save us from the No F$&?ing Use
            Chuckchuck your famous lol

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            • the big wheel
              Senior Member
              • Mar 2017
              • 3860

              #7
              Originally posted by Retired View Post
              How can anyone speak for such a divided group .Everyone is only interested in their own commodity,the dairy ,the chicken the seed growers the beef.the BTOs only want cheap rent low imput,
              Any one with an eye and an Ahole can see the problems but a good many are self inflected,a lot by greed.
              Now does anyone have a solution that most producers would agree with ??? Rember that the consumer has to be happy also,and there are a hell of a lot more of them than us!!!
              That’s correct on some issues but on some like
              Price fixing of inputs, supply chain problems,
              Fuel prices, carbon pricing, etc I don’t think there
              Should be too much division as to addressing
              These? And even if an immediate solution
              Isn’t there bringing to light the issues is at least
              The first step.

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              • bucket
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2008
                • 17021

                #8
                Originally posted by the big wheel View Post
                That’s correct on some issues but on some like
                Price fixing of inputs, supply chain problems,
                Fuel prices, carbon pricing, etc I don’t think there
                Should be too much division as to addressing
                These? And even if an immediate solution
                Isn’t there bringing to light the issues is at least
                The first step.
                The only issue is a few board table members who got caught short on a contract and now have to maybe mortgage their inherited farm. Thats the driving issue right now.

                That and finding containers for fat boy. The companies stuffing containers don't pay a checkoff to any commission, and with the WEGA saying its not our grain once the slides open, the container shortage sounds like its their problem, not mine.

                No one is addressing input pricing.

                We have retails that have farmers running them, that didn't expect or get the memo on the increases , or like I have been told, they would have loaded up.

                Everyone has heard the story of retails were promised Liberty would only have a 3 percent increase and now its a 25 percent increase. Some wanted to order extra stock in back in August , couldn't get it because there might have been some used for desiccating. Now looking at major increases , they couldn't lock in the August or earlier price.

                Shit will hit the fan when major retailers have customers having a tough time getting 2021 inputs paid for.

                Watch for the reactive nonsense then.

                Not one group can proactively represent farmers. And these are farmers. They know what's coming. I guess they still see opportunity to buy out the neighbour by doing SFA.

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                • burnt
                  Banned
                  • Sep 2009
                  • 3918

                  #9
                  Originally posted by dalek View Post
                  https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/climate-change-saskatchewan-farmer-cop26-1.6231528?cmp=rss

                  God save us from the No F$&?ing Use
                  Good thing there's no Wuhan flu in Glasgow. Or he might catch something in this friendly bunch.

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                  "...please, bring me my wine. And she said, We haven't had this spirit here since 1969..."

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                  • burnt
                    Banned
                    • Sep 2009
                    • 3918

                    #10
                    Mr. Handsy Groper represents us.

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