What are these multinational companies really thinking?? Is letting go of the CWB going to benefit the farmer?? Has giving up the local farmer owned pool elevators, that eventually became Viterra in Manitoba, been better for Manitoba farmers?? Are Canadian farmers really going to gain from giving up everything that took generations for a forefathers to build??  

Many of you that are reading this blog know my background and involvement in the Beef industry over the past eight years. I have experienced firsthand, the world of the multinational companies & every level of Government in Canada… As I continue to write my beef story on this website, you will read firsthand how corrupt & powerful that world really is..

Since when is better for the Sows to run free and give birth to the piglets they will end up eating if they aren’t contained???  READ THIS ONE….

McDonald’s to move toward stall-free U.S. pork

U.S. suppliers of pork to fast-food giant McDonald’s have been given four months to present plans to phase out the use of sow gestation stalls in their hog barns.

“McDonald’s believes gestation stalls are not a sustainable production system for the future,” Dan Gorsky, the senior vice-president of North America supply chain management for the Illinois-based company, said in a release Monday. “There are alternatives that we think are better for the welfare of sows.”

DO YOU WANT THE GOVERNMENT INVOLVED IN YOUR FARM???

THE FUTURE IN AGRICULTURE IS THE FARMER…. NOT THE GOVERNMENT!!

Follow my blog over the next weeks/ months and I will give you the inside story on my experience with Government and how they functioned in our Beef Venture..

Google Natural Prairie Beef for information on my story in the beef packing industry & how everything got started back in early 2004. Reading the history online will help you understand my story over the next weeks/ months….

Better yet, we have 2010 & 2011 tractors available at a 15% Cash discount…

Call us for a demo!!

How many of you attended the 2012 AgDays? The optimism & buzz in Agriculture was incredible. As I stood around the Versatile sprayer & four wheel drive tractors, I listened to the same comments from farmers throughout the show, ” We used to own a Versatile tractor & It is great to see Versatile back in the field”. Even better, the tractors are made in Manitoba & priced in CD funds!! A huge price advantage to the Manitoba farmer.

Email us for pricing info to include installation.

1.   FREE LOADER PROGRAM on utility & mid range Massey tractors.

2.   FREE MOWER or BAGGER on COMPACT TRACTORS

3.   0% FINANCE UP TO 60 months on selected Utility Tractors in lieu of all other programs.

4.  3.9% for 60 months on SP Swathers, balers & mower conditioners

5.  June 1, 2012 finance waiver and cash discount on swathers & big balers (must be financed through Agco finance).

VERSATILE SALES PROGRAMS:

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Today we are promoting the Versatile SX275 Sprayer, a sprayer that is equipped with the same outstanding Cummins 6.7L engine… & the incredible longlasting Allison automatic transmission.

The Versatile SX275 is designed with the same simplicity and reliability you’ve come to expect from Versatile. A 1200 gallon stainless steel tank, modern cab, and complete precision application system creates a productive working environment for long days in the field. The SX275 has a highly efficient MaxTorque® two-wheel mechanical drive system. With unparalleled power-to-the-ground the SX275 takes full advantage of its 275 hp Cummins engine and heavy-duty Allison 5-speed automatic transmission with locking torque converter.

Versatile self-propelled sprayers boast an impressive boom system with an extreme-duty design. The boom was built with the most efficient strength-to-weight lattice-style construction and the center pivot is top mounted on the booms center section. The ProAction-Flex® boom was designed to ensure your sprayer performs where it matters most. Utilizing a tandem rubber torsion suspension the SX275 has the industry’s most advanced parallel boom linkage.

At the end of the day, the two machines are very comparable in size and design. The major difference is in the price… BUY A VERSATILE AND SAVE OVER $30,000 compared to the Miller Condor G75…