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    #13
    Seeding not even on my radar! Maybe some grass in some spots otherwise why!

    It's a piss poor price year and what If most have Shit yields! The party can't last forever

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      #14
      Australian planting intentions apparently more canola more lentils chickpeas less peas less malt and feed barley wheat around the same.

      Those with low rainfall are dictated by crop type not markets.

      Some others are dropping off less productive acres and running livestock sheepmeat and wool prices have been sneaking constantly up for last 4 years and show no sign of abating less productive areas meaning some guys say instead of 6000 acres crop may put aside 400 for livestock so not a huge shift.

      Long term weather for aust is not exactly inspiring dry spring on the cards

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        #15
        Cereals in the tank and still dropping. Canola and flax and pulses will have to do for 2017

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          #16
          Cashing in, renting land out except 299 acres. Putting quarter into Corp with high price to get tax free money out and subdividing house and Quonset to cash in on tax free money before panzine Trudeau take everything away, the 299 acres will be first time beans locked in at 11:70 for 26 bu an acre, then wheat for two years and maybe retire, screw the cwb .

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            #17
            Vive a la différence, wakopa?

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              #18
              Bought a half section for $580K that will have to fallowed for two years just to clean it up.....cashflowing it will be tough! ;-)

              ....yes wiseguy....screw the parasites!

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                #19
                Originally posted by bigzee View Post
                Yes I was on that one!!
                The whole week I never ran into another farmer at all. Lots of people told me they had never talked to a farmer before and explaining that I don't milk my beef cattle was a hard concept to grasp. Hope you enjoyed your game, New York was cool to see but couldn't imagine living there.
                Mallee got me thinking that actually we underseeded a bunch of alfalfa last year so that's increasing the perennial portion of our rotation. More cows need more grass.

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                  #20
                  Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
                  Bought a half section for $580K that will have to fallowed for two years just to clean it up.....cashflowing it will be tough! ;-)

                  ....yes wiseguy....screw the parasites!
                  Try growing roundup ready canola. I've taken on some filthy land and used two apps of round up and got a decent crop. Munch better than taking a loss for two years
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                    #21
                    That was a pure bullshit statement by me. I'd never do that.(buy a half for 580K) ;-)

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                      #22
                      Looks like it might a few more acres of canola for us.
                      Still watching the market news these days.
                      Concerned about Trump starting a trade war with China...what would that do to soybean futures?

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                        #23
                        If China cancels a few boat loads of soybeans price will tank

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                          #24
                          I agree furrow, i think the chineses are going to send trump a message

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