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    PLANS FOR NEXT YR?

    Has anyone put much thought into next yr and what they may seed. With rocketing fert prices i personally will be buying earlier than i usually do. Prices are around $60/T higher now than last Dec when i bought. Increases are coming every wk it seems. I have several thoughts about next spring but with higher fert costs it really hard to know what the best idea is to do at this time of the yr. Kind of funny canola prices are about the same as they were a yr ago but fert prices are way up. Must be the "supply demand" excuse.

    #2
    All you need is a bottle of Jack Daniels.

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      #3
      One bottle is for lightweights IF.. Gonna need 2, bare minimum this go round.

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        #4
        Not a trader as such for either futures or financials - a hold and pray would be a
        more accurate description. Given my stage in life, I am following the overall
        economic situation carefully and recognize the implications of things that are
        happening around us that you highlight. Likely everyone else, trying to access
        implications and come up with a reasonable investment strategy based on some
        assessment of risk/reward or pain/gain if you like better. Trying to find a
        balance of investments that are reasonably secure in terms of underlying asset
        value, don't have volatility that contributes to my blood pressure and has a
        reasonable rate of return via dividends or interest. Not an easy job today. You
        gave me a hard time about my investments and I might agree. Sometimes I
        think I would be better just to fill a mattress with money (the little I have) and
        sleep on it. Participants are lucky to have land as an investment (not talking
        about the productive value or the ability to grow crop). Land may go up and
        down in value but it will always be a scarce resource.

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          #5
          Just put the checkbook away for now. Either the price will drop or FNA will work their magic.

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            #6
            Denninger 2011/09/21

            http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=194590

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              #7
              Well 60 dollars per ton more is not all that bad. My dream is fertilizer falls like glyphosate. Yep that is a dream all right.

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                #8
                Off your original topic but I am following the debate on the cuts to the US farm bill carefully and Obama's proposed cuts.

                Specifically to direct payments and crop insurance support/other income programs.

                What governments do to get their financial houses in order will have direct impact on farmers around the world.

                Easy to deal with these cuts in a year of $7/bu corn and $14/bu beans but will have a greater impact in upcoming years.

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                  #9
                  When the pc's introduce changes to the cwb I will be thanking them by producing 2 more 1/4's of red spring wheat. One for Mr Harper and one for Mr. Ritz, thank you very much.

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                    #10
                    This is looking really,really bad.

                    Once the dominoes start to tip all hell will break loose.

                    Watch the big banks in europe and here start to tip over.

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