If only we had politicians with balls ...

[furrowtickler]

And actually made the current complete extortion of ag inputs an issue here in western Canada

[SASKFARMER]

I agree we elect these fools and then once they get in twice it's like they don't even know who you are. Canadian farmers are getting ****ed by the fertilizer companies and yet not a peep.

[bucket]

John Barlow has been told to talk about PEI potatoes to embarrass the liberal PEI MPs that won't so the CPC can pick up 4 seats there.

Top of list at ag committee was BC floods and PEI potatoes .

No mention of prairie farmer and ranchers concerns. Not a word .

[countryguy]

The great fertilizer extortion is the beginning of agenda 2030 for ag. Want farmers to use less? What simpler way than to make it unaffordable.

[TASFarms]

The great fertilizer extortion is the beginning of agenda 2030 for ag. Want farmers to use less? What simpler way than to make it unaffordable.

Farmers should just pool their money together and build their own fertilizer plant. Oops that’s been done before.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Unlike most, I don't see conspiracies behind everything, and I can follow the logic behind why Nitrogen on the world scale, and to a smaller degree Phosphate in North America, prices are increasing.

What is not as clear, is why Potash should be following along? It is not as if one is a subsitute for the other, and farmers will increase K when N or P get too expensive. As would be the case with feed grains for example.

[Guest]

no , you're right , those gouging pricks will find out that 80% of us don't need it at all.
and that we have long memories
the days of putting small amounts because it is made in Sask , well they can go **** their hat.

[Sodbuster]

We kept our potash in our blends for next year but won’t be buying potash next fall if it’s any where’s near this year’s prices unless of course $8 oats and $14 wheat becomes the new norm.

[farming101]

[AlbertaFarmer5]

But how many of those stocks are already spoken for in other parts of the world, or more specifically, into the US, to replace the product already displaced by disruptions in the rest of the world. Definitely not a western Canadian story if we were an island unto ourselves.