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Agrium and the Others can kiss my ASS!
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Agrium has now shown their arrongance by stating publicly that they believe the commodity markets are incorrect according to the fundamentals. The market is bigger than them and they need a rude awakening. I hope that we will all have access to offshore fert within three years.
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saks we have done just that here in south aust, bringing in fert
please email me i will give you some details
blacketp@bigpond.com
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In reply to those who are proposing setting up a farmer-owned fertilizer producer, just be careful that you do not base your investment decisions on anger or a desire to "get even" with Agrium.
That's not a good motivation for putting millions of dollars of capital at substantial risk in an uncertain market.
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Liberty where is the risk? I just had a 100,000 dollar write down on fert. expense with the current price drop. If someone would slap a good plan down on the table in front of enough farmers , "done". We don't need this plant in Belle Plaine. In fact it can also be ours when they go broke and we buy them out.
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Agriums job is to make a profit,what ever the market will bear?
Just the same as you.
As long as they are playing by the rules.
Fert has dropped almost 50%.
"were lovin it"
Remeber the fert thread a few months back,discussing locking in at 850?
My trigger will be pulled "shortly".
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