Nitrogen

[Fransisco]

More from the study

<blockquote>"The most general observation from this data set is that CWB performance is not consistently superior to the naïve strategy in any of the grains or any of the grades (Tables 6 to 11 below). More specifically, there is no evidence of a consistently positive performance in any of the grains or grades, supporting the premise that grain markets are efficient."</blockquote>

[Fransisco]

Another interesting tid-bit.

<blockquote>
"The CWB self evaluation of 2000-01 claimed that Canadian producers received $10.49 per tonne more at the farmgate. This analysis shows for #1CWRS 13 to 15% the return was -$6.74 against the average of daily prices over all 5 regions."</blockquote>

[TOM4CWB]

Fransisco,

I believe it is time to apply my seal of approval!

"The largest wheat and barley plantation in the world (known in the CWB Act as the “designated area”), is made possible by CWB "Single Desk" Communist Con Artists. Since becoming one of Canada’s biggest deceptions, the Winnipeg-based organization now dumps grain confiscated by it into over (70) countries around the globe. It then extracts massive and rising "marketing costs", from its lackeys to better the lives of the CWB Masters.”

[wedino]

Try Farmers Elevator at Fortuna ND.
701 834 2311. Many years ago I bought NH3 from this guy.

[wilagro]

Tom: The "Designated Area" is not a plantation. Away with your master/slave relationship...it doesn't wash.

[TOM4CWB]

Yes Maaaster,

I will tell the family you won't let us have our freedom yet.

Thanks for the Consideration!
From the plantation
tom4cwb

God Bless Canada!

[TOM4CWB]

Maaaster,

I hope I have not offeneded you Maaaster.

I took the liberty of looking up "plantation" and found this:

Plantation economy and Slavery

"Early 20th century USA photo: "Negroes picking cotton on a plantation in the South"

Slave labour was used extensively to work on early plantations (such as cotton plantations) in the southern states of the United States, and, in modern times, low wages paid to plantation workers are still a part of plantation profitability in some areas with minimal employee-protection legislation.

Sugarcane plantations in the Caribbean and Brazil, worked by slave labour, are also examples of the plantation system.

In more recent times, overt slavery has been replaced by para-slavery or slavery-in-kind, including the sharecropping system. At its most extreme, workers are in debt bondage: they must work to pay off a debt at such punitive interest rates that it may never be paid off."

Maaaster, I thought this might be acceptable... as a definition... Please ffforrgive me if it is nnnnot?

"Others work unreasonably long hours and are paid subsistence wages that (in practice) may only be spent in the company shop."

TTThanks Maaaster.. for your ccconsideration!

From the Plantation,
tom4cwb

God Bless Canada!

[Fransisco]

Careful(Uncle)Tom, you're making the house servants nervous. They don't want to go back to picking cotton.

[BennyHin]

It sickening to see you too belittle such a disgraceful part of American history.

But then again, what should we expect from such well known intolerant people.

Looks like you two are kindred spirits.

CC: NAACP.org

[Fransisco]

Benny my man, you've got no sense of humour.

And you're sense of spelling ain't to far behind. I believe you meant 'two' not too.