Her where I farm (NW of Maple Creek) greed is fueling the land prices and has been for a number of years. Dryland is selling for +- $2000/acre and not sure about grass , but it isn't cheap either.Had a neighbor buy three 1/4s of land this spring and (reportedly) paid $325,000 / quarter for it so the local Hutt colony wouldn't get it. Now he's crying the blues because as he said " we are barely making enough to get buy on the prices we are getting"??!!!??
Greed ,greed and more greed. I feel like saying to him , be careful how much you spend or you won't be able to buy me out in a few years! Of course that would be a little bit rude , but sorry , I've got a few crocodile tears for some of these assholes right now. There are times when I think about how my Dad turned down a section of farmland for $150,000 for all four 1/4s and I just about cry , but I was 19 , not sure where I was going in life yet , and my Dad was 63. If he would have been 53 I am sure it would have been bought. When the land is a mile from your farm it is hard to look at what you could have had / vs what you have to settle for now .
Greed ,greed and more greed. I feel like saying to him , be careful how much you spend or you won't be able to buy me out in a few years! Of course that would be a little bit rude , but sorry , I've got a few crocodile tears for some of these assholes right now. There are times when I think about how my Dad turned down a section of farmland for $150,000 for all four 1/4s and I just about cry , but I was 19 , not sure where I was going in life yet , and my Dad was 63. If he would have been 53 I am sure it would have been bought. When the land is a mile from your farm it is hard to look at what you could have had / vs what you have to settle for now .
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