Posted by Bruce from Can. on February 11, 2017 at 03:54:39 from (76.69.24.165):
In Reply to: Farming In Sask. posted by Rusty6 on February 10, 2017 at 21:58:47:
I enjoyed this film as well. I belong to four Coop groups . The Sunderland Feed Coop, The Eastgen Breeders Coop, Gaye Lea milk processing coop , and Dairy Farmers of Ontario Which is a milk marketing Coop. All of the coops that I deal with are farmer run , with farmers sitting on the board of directors. These four coop I belong to are very different in that they are free standing business , and do not participate with day to day work on my farm , as in the film . The profitability of my farm is greatly enhanced by the success of these Coops. Two of these Coops pay out dividends on shares held annually , the feed and the processing coops. The ones that dislike the coop system the most , are people that want to compete against them , coops work very well for their members. One thing I noticed in the film , almost every man smoked, now , very few smoke around here. I don't think I can name one dairy farmer that smokes anymore . Back in the 70's , it was the other way around . Bruce
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