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Ah yes, you are right, a plan is indeed no gaurantee of success....
the opposite is more painful however, having no plan virtually gaurantees failure or at least subpar performance.
lock the bin and throw away the key is about like using a rotary dial phone vs. an iphone. With the multitude of tools you can use to enhance price with a little work merchandising...well...having no plan virtually gaurantees unacceptable performance for our stakeholders. again, jme (just my experience)
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VR, and other sell it before you plant it geniuses it appears we are headed for the third flood in 10 days . Beans gone, damage to corn will not know for a little while. Yea let's have already have had it sold.
Oh yea I do...to Fed crop.
Lots of lightning, and rain right now.
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Time - I have to add one more thing here. I have never said, "and throw away the key." I have said lock the bin, when the price of the commodity is low enough that it is no longer profitable to sell it. I said it last fall when corn went below $4.00. And I'm certainly saying it now. But I was also on here earlier this spring saying that it was time to come back from vacation. And corn rose over a dollar from what it was being bid at last fall.
I would really appreciate it if you would stop saying what I did not say, or eluding to it. You have done it several times this summer, and here you are, doing it again and I have to defend myself, again. Instead of attacking me, how about you give these farmers some of your great advice, for free, on what they should do? No woulda, coulda, shoulda. You seen to be the one with the big marketing plan and use the big fancy terms and marketing schemes that many here cannot afford. And I still don't have a condo in the Grand Caymans, although I suppose I could if I chose to do that. Several times throughout the summer, farmers have asked about marketing firms. And the answer always seems to come back the same....they're all about the same. Sometimes they're right, sometimes wrong, and almost all say, "Don't waste the money." I think you want to discredit me for saying what I say. And for free. Don't like it - don't listen to it. But don't put words in there that I didn't say.
It seems that SW likes whatever you say, as nearly everything you post is given a KUDO by SW, and usually only SW. Why is that? Just something that I noticed tonight, as I was perusing some of your previous posts, trying to garner knowledge along the way. And I like SW's posts. They are usually quite good. But I do have to wonder about that - maybe he gets a free week at the condo by giving a KUDO to everything you post. If I do that, do I get a free week too?
Jen
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Ironically this is my feelings about marketing advisor services.
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Shag - it's going to keep coming. Every two to three days another system is coming through your way, with varying amounts getting wringed out of the system over you. Much of the rest of the Midwest, expecially MN, IA, and WI look to continue very wet - to the point of doing damage to fields again trying to get crops harvested. I may try to do a weather update tomorrow - we'll see how I feel...
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