AgriStability could be a game changer for 2021 – Don’t smash your screen!

[flea beetle]

The US farmer has been given billions....your farm competes with the treasury of the US government.

While your statements are noble ...look at the facts.

Our grain prices are set in the US.

Your farm is shorted many dollars on that fact alone.

Whatever…I will take the money if it comes I guess. Wouldn’t want to miss out on the government dole, while everyone else is getting it.

Got chastised by training wheel for putting money into agri-invest. While I don’t like that it is a handout, i fall behind everyone else if I don’t take it…so I guess I begrudgingly take it. Even though all it does is raise costs in the end.

I guess it at least gets people to think about saving for the future…until they have enough to buy a pickup/tractor in the account.

[flea beetle]

The US farmer has been given billions....your farm competes with the treasury of the US government.

While your statements are noble ...look at the facts.

Our grain prices are set in the US.

Your farm is shorted many dollars on that fact alone.

And what has all those handouts gained them other than $10,000/acre land to buy, and $200+/acre rents?

So pricing in Canadian vs american $ deserves a handout, or a change to the system?

[foragefarmer]

Renting 2/3s of your land base and not owning the 1/3 you bought is along ways from financially stable. I wouldn’t be buying any iron or houses either in that position. Renting land is a disaster waiting to happen. Your lucky 1/3 is your parents. I don’t think your in the position to be giving advise. Sometimes the wolf at the door has the same last name, then your working the next 30 years for lil sisters fancy new house in the city. No matter how good of operator/money manager you are Mother Nature will always be the boss. Stay humble, and be thankful for what u have, and stop looking down on others u have no clue how fast things can change.

Great post! Humility is a virtue especially when others are down.

If your business and farming is going as planned with no major hiccups, it's always best to keep your mouth shut no matter how hard it is.

In most cases where an individual has hardship they are so stressed about everything, all they are wanting is a release and someone just to listen with empathy. I personally believe there are farmers out here that have done nothing wrong with how they managed their farms, Mother nature has the final say.

Karma is never to far away when it comes to farming.

[blackpowder]

The bright side of this conversation is that Chuck won't chime in lol.

[flea beetle]

Great post! Humility is a virtue especially when others are down.

If your business and farming is going as planned with no major hiccups, it's always best to keep your mouth shut no matter how hard it is.

In most cases where an individual has hardship they are so stressed about everything, all they are wanting is a release and someone just to listen with empathy. I personally believe there are farmers out here that have done nothing wrong with how they managed their farms, Mother nature has the final say.

Karma is never to far away when it comes to farming.

Sorry for not wanting money for nothing? Was that the right response?

[jazz]

I think flea was chastised pretty hard for holding inventory and not incorporating. Now he is going to destroy the market by exercising some pretty good patience. Shouldnt be demonized for that. Thats another level of financial management that very few are doing.

I now have neighbors thinking of storing for the first time with prices double and triple hoping for more upside. I think thats risky in current environment.

[bucket]

I think flea was chastised pretty hard for holding inventory and not incorporating. Now he is going to destroy the market by exercising some pretty good patience. Shouldnt be demonized for that. Thats another level of financial management that very few are doing.

I now have neighbors thinking of storing for the first time with prices double and triple hoping for more upside. I think thats risky in current environment.

If elevators would take flax it would be gone. Don't need that headache.

But since it's binned I have to ask more for elevation on my farm. Hahaha

[flea beetle]

Renting 2/3s of your land base and not owning the 1/3 you bought is along ways from financially stable. I wouldn’t be buying any iron or houses either in that position. Renting land is a disaster waiting to happen. Your lucky 1/3 is your parents. I don’t think your in the position to be giving advise. Sometimes the wolf at the door has the same last name, then your working the next 30 years for lil sisters fancy new house in the city. No matter how good of operator/money manager you are Mother Nature will always be the boss. Stay humble, and be thankful for what u have, and stop looking down on others u have no clue how fast things can change.

I will take the praise from my banker, saying she has never seen this done before by someone strictly farming, over an anonymous poster on the internet that says they need a second job to feed their family.

[Lexion760tt]

Lol what hasn’t your banker seen before? A 34 year old who owns f all!! rents everything and still has mommy’s titty milk on his top lip lmao. U ain’t foolin anyone on here! And I’m proud to work my ass off for my wife and kids. My greatest success won’t b what I farm or how much money I have when I die, it will b knowing I’ve raised my kids to know the value of a dollar and how hard work pays off, and to treat everyone with respect no matter what they have, My biggest fear isn’t going broke, it’s the fear I raise my kids and they turn out to be an inconsiderate ignorant clueless little punk internet trolls like u.

[flea beetle]

Lol what hasn’t your banker seen before? A 34 year old who owns f all!! rents everything and still has mommy’s titty milk on his top lip lmao. U ain’t foolin anyone on here! And I’m proud to work my ass off for my wife and kids. My greatest success won’t b what I farm or how much money I have when I die, it will b knowing I’ve raised my kids to know the value of a dollar and how hard work pays off, and to treat everyone with respect no matter what they have, My biggest fear isn’t going broke, it’s the fear I raise my kids and they turn out to be an inconsiderate ignorant clueless little punk internet trolls like u.

Lol well that escalated quickly.

First 4 quarters paid for in the next 4 years. Other 6 and a second house just bought last year. And remember land trades for double in alberta, than what it does in saskatchewan. First house paid for.

Your net worth must be in the tens of millions to be talking like that...

Have fun working this winter!