Pete Crow -WLJ- Good comment!

[Shorty]

agman,
I think you are in over your head.

Agman I know arrogance when I see it. You like to belittle people. As I said before, if you treat your clients the way you treat people on here, who would want to do business with you.

 

[CattleCo]

"The Pro Farmer Crop Tour estimates will be released tomorrow afternoon. I expect you, sitting on a bar stool looking out your window, know more about crop conditions than they do. You have already made it clear that you know more than the USDA about grain inventories and crop prospects. Why don't you go public with your specific numbers since you have all this information? BTW, if you look outside the sky is not really falling, that is only a figment of you imagination."

I think the Pro Farmer TOur will be close to what the real deal is....USDA is bought and paid for by the Pakcers and Big Grain Companies.nuff' said on that issue.
YOUR NUMBERS COME FROM USDA........... DAH!!!!!!!!
AS I HAVE SAID BEFORE.....we do not have long to wait!

Soybeans are beginning to turn yellow in Central Il......Corn is drying down(what their is of it) Just how many acres of ground have you farmed AGMAN????

Shorty's comment Agman "I know arrogance when I see it. You like to belittle people. As I said before, if you treat your clients the way you treat people on here, who would want to do business with you."
Now that's a thought!
:roll: :roll:

 

[agman]

"The Pro Farmer Crop Tour estimates will be released tomorrow afternoon. I expect you, sitting on a bar stool looking out your window, know more about crop conditions than they do. You have already made it clear that you know more than the USDA about grain inventories and crop prospects. Why don't you go public with your specific numbers since you have all this information? BTW, if you look outside the sky is not really falling, that is only a figment of you imagination."

I think the Pro Farmer TOur will be close to what the real deal is....USDA is bought and paid for by the Pakcers and Big Grain Companies.nuff' said on that issue.
YOUR NUMBERS COME FROM USDA........... DAH!!!!!!!!
AS I HAVE SAID BEFORE.....we do not have long to wait!

Soybeans are beginning to turn yellow in Central Il......Corn is drying down(what their is of it) Just how many acres of ground have you farmed AGMAN????

Shorty's comment Agman "I know arrogance when I see it. You like to belittle people. As I said before, if you treat your clients the way you treat people on here, who would want to do business with you."
Now that's a thought!

:roll: :roll:

More acres than you. That is why I don't get alarmed by what you see in you local area. BTW, where and from what surveys do you get your numbers from-just curious?

Many of my clients have been with me for 20-30 years. New clients I fully expect will be with me as long as I choose to remain in this business. I guess that speaks rather well as to how I treat them. But then again, I don't have any clients who blame others for any mistakes they may make or believe the sky is falling every day. They accept responsibility and are the true leaders in this great beef industry. It is an honor to have such a talented client base.

 

[agman]

agman,
I think you are in over your head.

Agman I know arrogance when I see it. You like to belittle people. As I said before, if you treat your clients the way you treat people on here, who would want to do business with you.

I asked a question. You can take that any way you want. If you know arrogance then you must know R-Calf's so-called leadership quite well. Arrogance is the unwillingness to admit you are wrong. How many legal cases has your group been involved with and how many have they lost-all of them? They have not even won on one position in any case. Now if you cannot admit they are wrong, that is arrogance.

They threaten to appeal their recent loss to the Supreme Court out of arrogance. Good, you all can waste your hard earned money lining the lawyers pockets; it is your choice.

You heard it hear first. The Supreme Court won't give that case five seconds of their time. It was a unanimous decision by the three Judge Appellate panel and your side lost on EVERY account.

 

[CattleCo]

"More acres than you. "

"That is why I don't get alarmed by what you see in you local area. BTW, where and from what surveys do you get your numbers from-just curious? "


Really!

I cannot tell my sources, but we sill soon know the outcome to all of this 2005 crop. Like I have said....Figures do not lie, but LIars Figure! Have a nice day!
I am out of here!

 

[RobertMac]

Many of my clients have been with me for 20-30 years. New clients I fully expect will be with me as long as I choose to remain in this business. I guess that speaks rather well as to how I treat them. But then again, I don't have any clients who blame others for any mistakes they may make or believe the sky is falling every day. They accept responsibility and are the true leaders in this great beef industry. It is an honor to have such a talented client base.

Agman, I would guess your client base to be above average in size of operation, above average in production efficiency, and in a financial position (paid for fixed assets) to stay in the black with low single digit return over yearly crop expenses.

 

[agman]

Many of my clients have been with me for 20-30 years. New clients I fully expect will be with me as long as I choose to remain in this business. I guess that speaks rather well as to how I treat them. But then again, I don't have any clients who blame others for any mistakes they may make or believe the sky is falling every day. They accept responsibility and are the true leaders in this great beef industry. It is an honor to have such a talented client base.

Agman, I would guess your client base to be above average in size of operation, above average in production efficiency, and in a financial position (paid for fixed assets) to stay in the black with low single digit return over yearly crop expenses.

My clients range the full spectrum of the beef industry from small individual producers to many of the largest operations in the beef industry. Good management knows no size nor does success or failure. Success is there for those who strive to become better rather than waste their time complaining.