Are you suggesting Canada mirrors the USA farm crop insurance programs and prevent plant programs?
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Originally posted by Oliver88 View PostAre you suggesting Canada mirrors the USA farm crop insurance programs and prevent plant programs?
As usual I don't know all the details of the programs but having SFA in Canada is not healthy in the long run for canadian farmers...
Direct payments seem to be fairly common lately in the states.
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Originally posted by bucket View PostI think there is something to be learned from how they treat their farmers in the states.
As usual I don't know all the details of the programs but having SFA in Canada is not healthy in the long run for canadian farmers...
Direct payments seem to be fairly common lately in the states.
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Originally posted by newguy View PostDo you realize farm bankruptcies in 2019 were a all time high since the great depression in the Mid west.How are they better off?
And how are Canadian farms doing in comparison????
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Originally posted by bucket View PostThat is interesting ..even with all the money that has been thrown at them????
And how are Canadian farms doing in comparison????
The dairy industry down there is in shambles, has been for years. (Big reason why I stick up for supply management when everyone else complains).
Those big corn yields sound so great at 200bu plus per acre but their annual rents would outright buy land in some places. It's the same story of dumb farmers, we do it to ourselves everytime, if we are making money we just spend more.
And when you travel around I'm always amazed at how much poor land is in the states. Helmsdale's area (No disrespect) is the garden of eden compared to lots of dry areas down there.
You aren't gonna like it when I say it, but perhaps the government subsidies have created a basket case of american farmers.
If you got x amout of dollars what would you do with it? If you say buy equipment or land it defeats your objective because it just increases our costs, if you said save it or spend it on non farm stuff then it would be ok but that would be a minority of farmers.
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I chuckle to myself when I hear people complain about subsidy payments being capitalized into land prices etc. Yet it's a good idea for investors, many who never made a cent of their liquid cash in Agriculture, to do it.
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Originally posted by SASKFARMER View PostChuck that was the stupidest comment you ever made. Skippy pissed away almost half a trillion in Less than a year
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If you got x amout of dollars what would you do with it? If you say buy equipment or land it defeats your objective because it just increases our costs, if you said save it or spend it on non farm stuff then it would be ok but that would be a minority of farmers
Not major equipment purchases....not land ...i am quite happy with my land base...just use it for some changes I have been putting off ...
Not looking for a lottery win....just something that says farmers are as important to the economy as all the secondary industries getting money from Protein Industries Canada ...if those industries are supported so should be farmers...
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Both of you are ? Chuck and gdr
Sorry but stating a fact.
USA farmers are sad and basket cases please.
When we went south as a young guy to visit the family they were behind us up until around the late 70s then the change took place and we became the basket case.
Skippy just pissed away half a trillion in less than 6 months and he is coming after all farmers to pay it back.
Chuck knows that?
If we would of got something for his screw up with China for my loss that he caused that would of been enough.
Stick ag stab up boboo Ass it’s that useless of a programLast edited by SASKFARMER; Dec 21, 2020, 19:44.
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Originally posted by bucket View PostThere are farms that with each member having a company got multiples of the CEBA payment....then they used the government grant money to make their agri-invest payment ...government money to get more government money...
What percentage will:
1- Repay the forgivable portion by the prescribed due date.
2- Take a loan to repay the forgivable portion
3- Walk away. And claim bankruptcy.
4- Hope the Gov writes off the whole thing.
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Going to cash the check if i get it. Covid stopped some of my cattle sales in spring so i had lots of out of pocket costs,feed,fuel and labour etc. Grain side not so much however getting some parts has been a problem and still waitng for some. And its looks like this shitshow is far from over. I'm a STO by todays standards but lots of people on my payroll,bankers seed reps local trucker mechanics fuel guy insurance company several parts guys etc. etc. Plan on sticking around so sure gov will get most back.
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