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    #37
    Originally posted by Blaithin View Post
    Well I’m glad you think my spinster state is humorous 😭😭

    Maybe that’s the biggest issues facing farming today.

    They let people like me get away 😆
    If you need help to build a trap line, mine worked for me to catch a lifer. Just let me know I will do what I can for you.

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      #38
      Originally posted by rumrocks View Post
      Very similar to Ottawa allowing oil imports from Saudi and Venezuela, while the oil field and all those who are unemployed in western Canada, take it on the chin.
      Yes. When you start chatting internationally you see that many countries have very similar problems in a variety of industries. Canada blames the liberals of course, but the spectrum of governments in power with the same issues shows it’s not party or ideal specific. There isn’t one better or worse than another. Which is why I find arguing about politics to be a complete waste of time.

      Welcome to globalization and capitalism!

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        #39
        Biggest issue I see facing farmers; Old age.

        Majority are aging out and through a variety of circumstances, younger aren’t coming in/staying in.


        That could be it, old gen can not all get out at same time...overwhelm the young gen/buyers/renters.
        Prices collapse, then remaining young get DEALS.

        Old age but desire still here for many around me. Farming is so physically EASY, but getting complex/riskier/stressful. 20-40,000 acre Corps/families are very busy, need to watch burning out. And all this works till it doesn't. So many people, so many opinions can ruin it all. Bodies in seats is real difficult when all RETIRED old guys are used up.
        Last edited by fjlip; Oct 1, 2020, 13:05.

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          #40
          Originally posted by wmoebis View Post
          If you need help to build a trap line, mine worked for me to catch a lifer. Just let me know I will do what I can for you.
          So I can...... catch your wife?

          Maybe she wants to move out of town and back to the country!

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            #41
            Originally posted by wmoebis View Post
            If you need help to build a trap line, mine worked for me to catch a lifer. Just let me know I will do what I can for you.
            You're very confident, some of us are just one bad weekend away from changing that.

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              #42
              Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
              I figured, what better way to gauge the biggest issues facing farmers, than to read through the most popular posts on an ag marketing forum.
              Here is what I have concluded are the most important issues, in no specific order.
              Systemic racism
              Donald Trump
              Renewable energy
              Donald Trump
              Cures for Covid
              Donald Trump
              Global Warming
              Donald Trump
              Irrigation
              WHO
              Donald Trump
              Sea level rise (that is a big one here on the prairies)
              Donald Trump
              BLM
              Donald Trump
              Finding a husband for Blaithin
              Donald Trump
              UN (I get this one being on the list
              Donald Trump's taxes
              Demise of the CWB
              Did I miss anything?
              yes a set of BIG tits for BW so FCC will look at him
              good post , the donald has definitely violated a couple on here

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                #43
                The rising average age of farmers today is related to the collapse in interest rates. As land prices continue in an upward trajectory it becomes harder and harder for any farmer to pass the land on to the next generation unless they are willing to hand it over for at a substantial discount.

                Again, this relates back to the collapse in interest rates. A retired farmers needs a substantially larger nest egg to assure a comfortable retirement than was the case twenty or thirty years ago thanks to term deposits that now yield near zero.

                When so much uncertainty surrounding retirement abounds, it is little wonder than older farmers prefer to cash out and tell the kids to stick to a day job.

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                  #44
                  Originally posted by rumrocks View Post
                  Very similar to Ottawa allowing oil imports from Saudi and Venezuela, while the oil field and all those who are unemployed in western Canada, take it on the chin.
                  no one with a even half of a brainin their fu,ckin heads ca make any sense outta that ????
                  then that f,kn kenney ships them propane and kisses their ass

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                    #45
                    Originally posted by Blaithin View Post
                    Really? That’s so popular it makes the list?!
                    Gloryholes.... Dont for get that.

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                      #46
                      Originally posted by bucket View Post
                      A quick sarcastic remark inserted here......you are whining....but I agree 100 percent ....
                      Not whining because he doesn't comment about the lack of a government cheque for Ag, every or every other post.

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                        #47
                        Originally posted by Toast View Post
                        Gloryholes.... Dont for get that.
                        I’m glad my forum contributions are so memorable Hah

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                          #48
                          Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
                          FŲCK is it dry here.

                          The Ghetto might have to be wall to wall wheat next year.

                          Does canola germinate in concrete?
                          Won’t be any frost here unless it rains, you can’t freeze dry powder.

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