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Farm income to fall by 12% because of carbon tax according to APAS

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    #16
    Originally posted by Horse View Post
    Figures dont lie, but LIARS figure..
    The financial viability of a multi billion dollar industry is under attack. What ideas do you have? Suck up a 12% income decline?

    Maybe its time for you to ride off into the socialist sunset.

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      #17
      Originally posted by Horse View Post
      Figures dont lie, but LIARS figure..
      Translation: I never look at them myself. If the bank account has money, I tells mom let's go get groceries.

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        #18
        Originally posted by jazz View Post
        The financial viability of a multi billion dollar industry is under attack. What ideas do you have? Suck up a 12% income decline?

        Maybe its time for you to ride off into the socialist sunset.
        Must have hit a nerve,you seem a little more pissy than usual.

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          #19
          What’s your point horse you want to keep paying and paying till we have zero money left for doing all the work. Canada is getting left behind in the world on agriculture do to all the parasites that feed on farmers

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            #20
            Originally posted by SASKFARMER View Post
            What’s your point horse you want to keep paying and paying till we have zero money left for doing all the work. Canada is getting left behind in the world on agriculture do to all the parasites that feed on farmers
            No I quite agree with you but was only pointing out that EVERYONE embellishes their side of the story. I realy dont think 12% is a realistic figure,and you probably dont dry as much grain every year or as many points.
            What would it all average over say 5 years

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              #21
              Originally posted by Horse View Post
              No I quite agree with you but was only pointing out that EVERYONE embellishes their side of the story.
              horsey, could you please repost,,, from your history of posts,,, 3 examples of where you "pointed out embellishments of Leftists or Leftwingers."

              Ya,,, I didn't think so!

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                #22
                Listening to Skippy on the noon show today. Says all of the pollution tax coming back to the prairies.
                People will be better off he says.
                I got so damn mad I got a ticket for doing 130. Everything about that guy expensive. Bahaha
                Last edited by blackpowder; Feb 6, 2020, 13:36.

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by Horse View Post
                  No I quite agree with you but was only pointing out that EVERYONE embellishes their side of the story. I realy dont think 12% is a realistic figure,and you probably dont dry as much grain every year or as many points.
                  What would it all average over say 5 years
                  Time will tell , if in 5 years it goes to $50 or up to $100 / tn like they desperately think they have too, run the numbers on that .
                  Many of us have said , this carbon tax scheme will eventually crush western Canadian Ag . This is just the very beginning of where they want to go following the UN agenda .
                  You may not care , your on your way out , but for those of us and the next generation it will be a huge unavoidable direct cost ....... all for nothing but wealth transfer to urbanites.
                  Bio diesel have been effectively shut down, solar panels and wind turbines will not run a tractor or combine. All electric machinery is extremely far off if at all possible. That leaves us fossil fuels for a long time and we will get slaughtered before viable alternatives are in place if this carbon scheme is allowed to continue and get ramped up. We already pay a fortune for emission systems on powered units that cause expensive downtime .
                  Last edited by furrowtickler; Feb 6, 2020, 16:09.

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
                    Listening to Skippy on the noon show today. Says all of the pollution tax coming back to the prairies.
                    People will be better off he says.
                    I got so damn mad I got a ticket for doing 130. Everything about that guy expensive. Bahaha
                    any carbon tax(plus GST) on ticket ?

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by beaverdam View Post
                      horsey, could you please repost,,, from your history of posts,,, 3 examples of where you "pointed out embellishments of Leftists or Leftwingers."

                      Ya,,, I didn't think so!
                      Well since you have already answered your own question I wont bother.
                      As for the 12% I just heard on the news that is already figuring in the $50 level. So how does anyone know how much grain they will be drying in 2 years,or the price they will get for their product,or their yield all of which will determine the % of income,maybe you have a clearer crystal ball than most.

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by caseih View Post
                        any carbon tax(plus GST) on ticket ?
                        Many bonuses today.
                        Did not nearly get tasered.
                        Free BAC test.
                        And a kmh reduction.
                        A rare older cop.

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by Horse View Post
                          Well since you have already answered your own question I wont bother.
                          As for the 12% I just heard on the news that is already figuring in the $50 level. So how does anyone know how much grain they will be drying in 2 years,or the price they will get for their product,or their yield all of which will determine the % of income,maybe you have a clearer crystal ball than most.
                          I just wish that crystal ball could predict grain prices as well as the weather 12 years out when the world is ending....

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