Are you ready to market your own grain?

[winwin]

bennyhinn:why do you want"market commentary"You are weak,you dare to question the judgement of our betters at the BOARD.Its this kind of doubt, of lacking in faith that has lead to the slippery slope of people wanting out of the pool.Wanting to go their own way.Remember,we shold be opposed to too much information.It leads to challenge.To heresy.

[silverback]

Thank you for the help Parsley.

We are making plans for the week after the vote results come in, and beyond.

[parsley]

cotton,

With regards to my quote referring to Steyn's quote...

I quoted Steyn where he razored Gore's energy-planet theory. I presume it is a theory that Gore has taken on the road. Steyn accused Gore of it being unsubstantiated.

I agree with Steyn. I don't think studies about planets-energy exist. I don't think Kyoto is a good plan, either. I take stats/studies with a healthy dose of skeptisism.

But, I think Co2 emissions are occurring and studies do indeed exist, pollution is worse and worse(and studies exist), especially water, and garbage problems are serious. All the time, somebody I know has cancer.

But statistics and spins become the basis for the shouting matches, instead of the discussions about the solution. (Thx for not shouting).

Everyone has to learn in their own time, and in their own way.

Parsley

[cottonpicken]

Nice to see your slowly catching up.

How exactly is the world suppose to work together to tackle this problem?
Kyoto is the free market solution to the problem.

180 countries agree on something and 3 back out.WTF is that.

Parsly i think your blinded by your love of amerika to think clearly.

[chaffmeister]

Burbert:

REALITY CHECK – line by line:

You say: “There is no way in the world that US farmers are going to allow an unfettered flow of Canadian grain across into the US.”
REALITY (5-year averages)
Wheat 603,000 t (OBJECTED)
Durum 345,000 t (OBJECTED)
Flour 236,000 t (UNFETTERED)
Oats 859,000 t (UNFETTERED – note: even more than wheat)
Barley 356,000 t (UNFETTERED)
Canola 199,000 t (UNFETTERED)
Corn, soybeans, flax, peas also go unfettered, but smaller volumes

You say: “Think about it man, they've objected to and sued even when we sold grain into their great nation via the CWB, following the rules, at last count 14 times.”
REALITY:
They’ve objected ONLY when we’ve sold grain via the CWB. I repeat – ONLY when through the CWB. Think about that.

You say: “You may be bulletproof, but I know lots of other farmers who are normal everyday guys that don't like confrontation and likely don't have passports either.”
REALITY:
You don’t need a passport to sell your own grain.

And before you feel you need to ask, no, I’m not Americ’n.

[parsley]

cott,



1. What is the problem? Cancer

Cause? .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. ......................................
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Right.



2. What is the Problem? Co2 emissions

Cause?--------------------------------

Right.

******Kyoto is Maurice Strong's baby. It is not about the environment. It's about cash.

Parsley

[parsley]

For those looking for better paying markets:

Another tool available you might find useful are the grain sample testing facilities in ND:

http://www.graininspection.com/graintests.htm

They are very obliging.

Parsley

[Burbert]

chaff, Tried to take an old cow South lately.

[chaffmeister]

Burbert:
What's your point? You were talking about grain.

[parsley]

silverback,

When you are exporting, one other form you will need is called a

Certificate of Origin

You can just get it online.

Form:

OMB No. 1651-0098

It is from U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Bureau of Customs and Border Protection.

Purpose: To identify the origin of your grain. The exporter and the producer are not neccesarily the same.

Parsley