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    #13
    Answer also to your question a farm has to pay for itself it’s separate.

    If you think farms in canada with ours costs is a money maker you picked the wrong country

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      #14
      What's the purpose of this stupid site again??????

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        #15
        Info for some a place of hate for others.

        Ah

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          #16
          Sask ag and food was to far ahead to fast and played catch down but finally got it right. Ah fun with math. Maybe get a few newbetter crop reporters or actually get out of the office.

          Watch my report and like I had this week the number is 90 to 92 for slush numbers.

          Should finish by Sunday.

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            #17
            Sask ag and food was to far ahead to fast and played catch down but finally got it right. Ah fun with math. Maybe get a few newbetter crop reporters or actually get out of the office.

            Watch my report and like I had this week the number is 90 to 92 for slush numbers.

            Should finish by Sunday.

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              #18
              I too would be interested in how this carbon tax will help your farm. Our anyone else for that matter .

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                #19
                Originally posted by Saskpraireboy View Post
                I too would be interested in how this carbon tax will help your farm. Our anyone else for that matter .
                HAHAHA............”help” your farm. 😂

                It will be interesting to see how the Agriville green scammers answer this challenge.

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                  #20
                  Originally posted by wiseguy
                  Farma you by ?

                  How do you like that Massey ?
                  Its good when you don't know any better!

                  Way better on fuel that the Cat powered predecessor.
                  Still a simple combine.
                  There were afew "new equipment" bugs that needed to be exterminated and the dealership was very responsive. Was really never down for more than half a day and that repair was a fairly major issue.

                  Anytime a brand new model with major changes hits the market...give it three years before thinking about getting one....I told the previous dealership I was with I didn't want to see one for three years...and I did wait...longer.

                  Funny how the combine brand MF was once the King in the field in Western Canada....now it is reduced to fringe player. They're not the worst piece of iron in the field but they sure aren't very popular either...i doubt MF(Agco) will ever regain that title. An insurmountable task.

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                    #21
                    Originally posted by Saskpraireboy View Post
                    I too would be interested in how this carbon tax will help your farm. Our anyone else for that matter .
                    Long term thinking is how it'll help, more so future generations than my own.

                    For all the wild proclamations about how a tax might affect farms I'll tell you now if the cost of all carbon taxed inputs on my farm doubled next year it would cost me considerably less than severe weather events have cost me this year. That's what really threatens the future of agriculture everywhere and it would be reckless not to attempt to tackle it.

                    I'll let you know in advance I'm not interested in reading an avalanche of anti-science bullshit in response to this ranging from the earth is in fact cooling to it's a scam by Hilary Clinton so you can save your collective breath on my account.

                    Something to think on though - AF5 was insisting earlier that rising temperatures offered only positive opportunities to agriculture. What a good example of that we had this summer with a severe drought over a large area compounded by smoke from BC forest fires that delayed crop maturity by about a month in some areas. Sometimes there are unanticipated consequences and they can cost us severely.

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                      #22
                      Severe weather events? Like a mile of Ice over your farm 10,000 years ago?

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                        #23
                        Oh boohoo grassfarmer, poor you and your one year of severe weather . Maybe it's time for you to pack up once again and head elsewhere, couldn't hack it in Alberta with the big bad oilpatch and one dry year in Manitoba and you're crying about how much money you're losing due to severe weather. The weather goes in cycles wet in the 50s dry in the 80s wet again for the past decade or so, get over it nothing is stable in the weather on the prairies in Canada and taxing the shit out industry isnt going to change it.

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                          #24
                          "the cost of all carbon taxed inputs on my farm doubled next year it would cost me considerably less than severe weather events have cost me this year. "

                          For crying out loud Grass, I have posted many example starting with the 30's, that WEATHER/CLIMATE has always changed. But for you and others to DREAM that paying AN EVIL tax will prevent/stop/change weather is total insanity! Plus to give back more than you pay in tax is even MORE insane/illogical/goofy! Why would any one change? Libtards are off the crazy map, they are assuming society is so simple/brain dead to believe this SHIT!
                          Oh ya and they all repeat CO2 is POLLUTION, POLLUTION,,POLLUTION, POLLUTION, POLLUTION. Just like Hitler keep repeating the lie and society will swallow!
                          Last edited by fjlip; Oct 25, 2018, 21:42.

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