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    #21
    Just tell them I am a Chinese investor!
    I did note the "for yoooou". Almost free today,
    happy hour price.
    I am in a very competitive area with very large
    efficient gazillionare farmers. I loosely entertain
    relocating, then again, I am all talk. It takes
    courage to make real changes.

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      #22
      My bet is you are from the east central area....the land prices are climbing but at a bit ofa slowerpace.

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        #23
        Just tell them I am a Chinese investor!
        I did note the "for yoooou". Almost free today,
        happy hour price.
        I am in a very competitive area with very large
        efficient gazillionare farmers. I loosely entertain
        relocating, then again, I am all talk. It takes
        courage to make real changes. I am not there yet!

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          #24
          Back to topic.
          Is the decrease in Sprotts share value also
          coincide with slowdowns in mining, minerals and
          the other stuff they are into?

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            #25
            Yep, we would definitely have a very long talk. I talk faster than I type.

            But I can tell, you are having the same issues as this area.

            10 years ago when I wanted to buy land for half of what it costs now, lenders were not able to vision what I was telling them. And I missed a couple deals because I had bought into their thinking a little bit ( sober second thought type of thing)

            Now they will lend me the money but I am not sure its wise at these prices.

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              #26
              You have to think Sprott got a little eye opener on this OEF investment.

              Just to much money for so little return.

              Farming is a marathon not a sprint.

              His other investments always have the cost of production factored in.

              Other wise they do like Potash corp and shut down to create demand.

              Farming isn't like that.

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                #27
                The poorest land in east central is 1200 an acre with the average at 1400. There is a big push in demand something is up.

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                  #28
                  WOW 1800-2000 per acre in west central

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                    #29
                    2231 an acre and now all think theirs is worth that
                    much.

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                      #30
                      The poorest land in east central Sask is $1200/acre?? This sounds a higher than I would of guessed.

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