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    #13
    From weber's daily, ag canada has durum acres at 4,750,000 acres up 18 per cent over last year.

    I would be bearish on the durum market, especially if North Dakota seeds this year.

    Anyone remember the year after durum hit 12 bucks???

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      #14
      Yea were on the fringe of Durum country,
      OK past the fringe but if you can seed
      early and then kill the crop with
      Roundup so its even and spray the shit
      for Disease you could get a #2, Could
      get a #2 but mostly a #3 and ship to
      Moosejaw to blend.
      Funny most neighbors must think we make
      a killing because the phone is ringing
      for seed. I think the Durum number is
      low and if the USA grows it we will have
      4 to 5 in fall and next winter. Then
      some will blame me for killing the CWB.
      Were dropping Durum by some 700 plus
      acres. Sell seed is way better than
      growing a crop.
      Cheers is a Beer Cloud day! Next week
      looks awsome the Semis will be rolling
      again.

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        #15
        you need to keep your restrictive land laws and keep these landgrabbers out.
        a lot of farmers in the uk sold out to insurance companies in the 70,s at big money, and most have bought them back recently at LESS than they were paid.
        Not good business for the big boys.

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          #16
          I have two words for these "landgrabbers" but I can't print them here.

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            #17
            Wilgrow you have been around for a while I
            presume like me and isnt it funny how this
            is like the late 70s and 80S.

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              #18
              Wilagro I agree. I have more than two words for them though.

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                #19
                I am at that age where I wanted to buy some of that expensive land the farm corp did buy a half section but we had the money at the time. I remember the lenders lending out 100 percent of the money at the time to others. So I can also remember some farmers staying in business just because they had tooo much money borrowed. I also remember a some farmers paying high rent having trouble. I also think comparing farm land to investment in gold and saying farm land has always outdone gold is stupid. I have mixed feelings about if the large farming corps will continue to recieve large subsidies. Future does look good yet though in my opinion. Sask look at how much wealth you have amassed in the last 5 years, don't you think others would like to get some that or join in on it?

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                  #20
                  Hopper its like anything. Buy low sell
                  high. Buying property in Regina or
                  Saskatoon today is idiotic. Sorry 650000
                  for a house I paid 178,000 just doesnt
                  make it. But those that are buying all
                  the power to you. Good luck.
                  Similar buying land in a down market
                  makes alot of money. Always has.
                  Same on grain buy low sell high.
                  Same for stocks etc.
                  Land is a ps poor investment today. Was
                  a steal 5 years ago.
                  But saying your a big farmer renting all
                  your land just doesnt seem right. Yea
                  you will put alot of cash through your
                  fingers but whats their in the end.
                  MAybe should do like a old neighbor in
                  80s. Sell to you sons for huge dollars.
                  Move out of the area and start a small
                  farm, as each son goes broke buy back
                  their land for 25 cents on dollar under
                  their right of refusal. Die and give
                  them paid for land today!
                  Maybe it was a good plan!
                  Just not ready to quit at this time. Oh
                  well should see one more down and up
                  trend in my life.
                  Hopper a farmer buying to me is Ok, an
                  expert buying is a joke! Experts teach
                  farmers farm. Name one of your Profs
                  from the UofS that actually was great in
                  Buisiness.

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                    #21
                    Its most likely our accountants luring these firms in, don't kid yourself they know your books better than you do.

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                      #22
                      I just don't think we should underestimate large investors. One thing if they are still interested then that can also be a good thing. Although I would like to see them scramble to get out. The British guy said they bought back for cheaper, the investors don't always make money and I don't think they can operate as efficiently as us.

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                        #23
                        I think you hit the nail on the head
                        their. Yes it seems we have spys in our
                        companys.
                        Fun topic just tough call what to do. I
                        do think if some one came and offered
                        say. $20,000,000.00 for my farm
                        Buildings, Land , Mineral rights
                        (results of Drilling rigs test holes)
                        might just decide to take a break for a
                        few years. Maybe play up north on a
                        section or two.
                        What you say Big boys lets make a deal.
                        Ill take 20% of your money.

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                          #24
                          I do agree on the fact I feel were more
                          efficent. One earth is running training
                          this winter for farm labour. Yea I do
                          remember that was tried before, Good thing
                          govt pay for this.

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