3x assessed and I’d be gone. Can have the wife too....
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Originally posted by Braveheart View PostTrouble is, down the road a couple generations and rhe value is diluted by multiple heirs, distanced from the farm, eyeballing cash, etc.
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostAsk Bill Boyd .... fleeced Sask tax payers few a few million then just sold out to the Hutterites for big 💰
Ralph is pissed at all farmers now think we are all multi millionaires that can cash out at any moment and wants to crush us all financially now .
Don’t think so ?? Ask him
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3X assessment! I wouldn't have handled that much paper since I threw out the old Western Producers I'd been hoarding!
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Multiplier aside, look at the different values being talked about. There must be some consistently very very productive land in some areas.....😉
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Originally posted by bucket View PostInteresting ...Ralph spent his whole life on the taxpayers dime....
They both were on way too long , but Billy just used his Trump card and sailing off into the sunset. Ralph dealing with a failing party and a Prime minister who truly believes he is Peter Pan 😂😂
And he is not happy about it lol
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I am not sure what I would do if I sold the farm. It is my private paradise and escape from the rest of society. If I sold I would have to join society somewhere and that would be awful. A holiday or two a year is enough to convince me that I generally hate being around other people for very long.
Boy I am fun.
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Originally posted by Taiga View PostI am not sure what I would do if I sold the farm. It is my private paradise and escape from the rest of society. If I sold I would have to join society somewhere and that would be awful. A holiday or two a year is enough to convince me that I generally hate being around other people for very long.
Boy I am fun.
I watched a program about a young couple in Toronto following them through their day which started at 5:30 am with young kids, traffic, daycare, traffic, jobs, traffic, daycare, traffic, meals, one hour of family time, one hour of quiet time and then bed, cause you know whats coming in 7 hours.
I understand Taiga.
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Originally posted by Taiga View PostI am not sure what I would do if I sold the farm. It is my private paradise and escape from the rest of society. If I sold I would have to join society somewhere and that would be awful. A holiday or two a year is enough to convince me that I generally hate being around other people for very long.
Boy I am fun.Last edited by farmaholic; Aug 8, 2019, 08:34.
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My yard is on a truck route.
My lane is on the end of a town street.
Shop right against the road allowance.
No trees. Sure wasn't this busy 40 years ago lol.
I have had up to 14 visitors in one day just dropping in. Im kinda ok with people as I have no choice.
But I so appreciate total silence lol.
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostYup but Billy came out way ahead , ole Ralph can’t grasp that a stupid farmer out did him lol
They both were on way too long , but Billy just used his Trump card and sailing off into the sunset. Ralph dealing with a failing party and a Prime minister who truly believes he is Peter Pan 😂😂
And he is not happy about it lol
Can't be easy trying to keep Justin humble...
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Frost before second week September will decide for many the plug is pulled they will have to find a way to swim or go under. The only choice for some is do you risk more equity and for some it will be how can I get out even and not still owe.
I see it all the time in the land I rent. I hope it’s not me some day.
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Originally posted by farmaholic View PostJust got done visiting another farm family in the community, damn there are some good people out there. Too bad entry into the farming business has become so onerous, one of those young men has farming in his blood....with an engineering degree! But I think I know what he'd rather be doing, he was dirty,....and not afraid of work. No silver spoons in those mouths either. Salt of the earth!
I just wanted to say, could you imagine mentoring/helping a young person like that? Seeing them realize their dream. Would you have to sell him something cheaper than it's value or just give him the leeway to be able to ride out the lows.
If there is true ambition and passion they will make it work. Sometimes they just need support and understanding that a journeyman farmer knows and understands that there are some tough years in a farming career.
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