Josh Linville

And Potash... We've got more than enough potash guys, not in the U.S. specifically, but Canada. They are the biggest producer. They are the biggest export. It's not even a close second. It's good to have those guys to the north of us.

And Potash... We've got more than enough potash guys, not in the U.S. specifically, but Canada. They are the biggest producer. They are the biggest export. It's not even a close second. It's good to have those guys to the north of us.

And Potash... We've got more than enough potash guys, not in the U.S. specifically, but Canada. They are the biggest producer. They are the biggest export. It's not even a close second. It's good to have those guys to the north of us.

Yeah, that's kind of a key point of that. It'd be really nice if we could not have that happen.

Yeah, that's kind of a key point of that. It'd be really nice if we could not have that happen.

Yeah, that's kind of a key point of that. It'd be really nice if we could not have that happen.

So the rail workers for the CN and CP, two of the biggest rail lines up in Canada, they also dipped down to the U.S. Their workers have been threatening a strike. They've been negotiating. And from what I understand, this isn't a pay strike. This is like a safety and you can't force relocate us and things like that. And so the union has been saying, no, you need to come to us.

So the rail workers for the CN and CP, two of the biggest rail lines up in Canada, they also dipped down to the U.S. Their workers have been threatening a strike. They've been negotiating. And from what I understand, this isn't a pay strike. This is like a safety and you can't force relocate us and things like that. And so the union has been saying, no, you need to come to us.

So the rail workers for the CN and CP, two of the biggest rail lines up in Canada, they also dipped down to the U.S. Their workers have been threatening a strike. They've been negotiating. And from what I understand, this isn't a pay strike. This is like a safety and you can't force relocate us and things like that. And so the union has been saying, no, you need to come to us.

You need to come to us. And the rail line, of course, is saying we're not going to do it. And finally, as of midnight, would have been Wednesday night, Thursday morning, official strike, official work stoppage. CNN and CP both blocked like, what was it, 9,000 workers between the two of them from coming to work. But within eight hours, Canadian government said, nope, we're going to send people.

You need to come to us. And the rail line, of course, is saying we're not going to do it. And finally, as of midnight, would have been Wednesday night, Thursday morning, official strike, official work stoppage. CNN and CP both blocked like, what was it, 9,000 workers between the two of them from coming to work. But within eight hours, Canadian government said, nope, we're going to send people.

You need to come to us. And the rail line, of course, is saying we're not going to do it. And finally, as of midnight, would have been Wednesday night, Thursday morning, official strike, official work stoppage. CNN and CP both blocked like, what was it, 9,000 workers between the two of them from coming to work. But within eight hours, Canadian government said, nope, we're going to send people.

We're going to assist with this negotiation. People get back to work. It's too important to the Canadian economy.

We're going to assist with this negotiation. People get back to work. It's too important to the Canadian economy.

We're going to assist with this negotiation. People get back to work. It's too important to the Canadian economy.

Today we know workers are going back to work. The negotiations are still ongoing with government help. But there is absolutely still a route out of this where another work stoppage gets put into place. It's not a done deal. Yesterday morning was a fantastic step towards getting back to normal, getting back to some sort of sense of normalcy. We're not there yet.

Today we know workers are going back to work. The negotiations are still ongoing with government help. But there is absolutely still a route out of this where another work stoppage gets put into place. It's not a done deal. Yesterday morning was a fantastic step towards getting back to normal, getting back to some sort of sense of normalcy. We're not there yet.

Today we know workers are going back to work. The negotiations are still ongoing with government help. But there is absolutely still a route out of this where another work stoppage gets put into place. It's not a done deal. Yesterday morning was a fantastic step towards getting back to normal, getting back to some sort of sense of normalcy. We're not there yet.

And you think about how reliant is Canadian everything on rail. They don't have the river systems we have. You think about what kind of trucking capacity it would take to make up for that kind of rail. It's impossible. So it's extremely important, really hoping these two sides can find some common ground and move on with it.

And you think about how reliant is Canadian everything on rail. They don't have the river systems we have. You think about what kind of trucking capacity it would take to make up for that kind of rail. It's impossible. So it's extremely important, really hoping these two sides can find some common ground and move on with it.