Canada Day....

[wilagro]

Have a great Dominion Day all.
Greatest country I've ever known.

[fjlip]

About 1970, NEW Case 1070, $10000, 1972 New case 1270, $13000, but by 1974, JD 4430 up to $18000. Think it increased 30% after Russian Grain Robbery. Oh ya, $2 canola in 1972, $9 canola in 75 or so. Must equal to $20-30 in today's $$.

[bucket]

9 dollars in 1975 is 40 bucks today.

Google it. There is a converter for you.

We are really asking for too much to get thru this drought considering what our product should be worth.

Why I always get the feeling I have a part in financing the world is beyond me. Lol.

[cottonpicken]

God i wish people understand how and why this happened to us.

[bucket]

Cotton

Could you give me the short version. I really don't understand it.

Everything I buy is indexed. Everything I sell is market driven and fair.

I get confused. Help me because I am truly stupid when it comes to this.

[hedgehog]

grain futures pushed to staggering heights of 1984

[Hopalong]

Interesting to see comments that Canada is not so bad after all.
Gets tiresome to hear constant complaining about our country and its governments.
Happy Canada day.

[hobbyfrmr]

I am like bucket, I really don't know why grain has not gone up at the same rate as the products they purchase to grow that grain.