I'll just read the paragraph that's in the grain growers' brief and you can respond.
Bear in mind too that the United States sells more wheat into world markets than does Canada. Grain sellers in the U.S. and the CWB face the same world market. Why is it then that the U.S. marketing system is able to provide its farmers with higher farmgate returns, when it does not have the “advantage” of single-desk selling? In our view, proponents of the CWB monopoly have never satisfactorily answered that question.
Can you answer it?