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    #11
    Holy crap JD green. Where are you at? Your looking at serious income tax issues!!!

    You must have lucked out and hit the garden spot this year. Good to see someone did. lol

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      #12
      Freewheat. This is a unique growing area just
      10 mins. South of swift current. Dark brown
      loam soil with high elevation and extra rainfall
      as a rule. Can grow potatoes as big as
      watermelons.

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        #13
        Freewheat. This is a unique growing area just
        10 mins. South of swift current. Dark brown
        loam soil with high elevation and extra rainfall
        as a rule. Can grow potatoes as big as
        watermelons.

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          #14
          Freewheat. This is a unique growing area just
          10 mins. South of swift current. Dark brown
          loam soil with high elevation and extra rainfall
          as a rule. Can grow potatoes as big as
          watermelons.

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            #15
            Freewheat. This is a unique growing area just
            10 mins. South of swift current. Dark brown
            loam soil with high elevation and extra rainfall
            as a rule. Can grow potatoes as big as
            watermelons.

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              #16
              holy let me say it one more time.

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                #17
                We get the idea, or was that an echo?
                What does this land sell for?
                What is your assessment?

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                  #18
                  OK OK I HEARD YOU!!! I actually have some friends from down there, but they sure don't get rain and yields like that. Not doubting you one bit, maybe they are poorer farmers, but this is the first year they have been happy with the rainfall in many, many, many years. They farm heavier soil than loam too, and are maybe a dozen or so miles southeast of you.

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                    #19
                    This is a small area freewheat. We call the end
                    of the world 12 miles south. We are fortunate
                    to be part of it. BTO would hate it here, hutts
                    and minnows for as far as the eye can see.

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                      #20
                      Sorry fjlip. New scale assesments are in the
                      63000-72000 range for the good stuff. Nothing
                      for sale as a rule so market is hard to read.
                      Minimum 1000 an acre

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