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    #13
    Some is crop related...

    Supply constraints are mounting everywhere from computer chips to fertilizer and chemicals. You didn’t have to be a Rhodes Scholar to see this happening in March 2020. What sane person would have ever thought that paying people to stay home in a world that became complacent with just-in-time deliveries could come off the rails in 2021?

    Central planning is THE bane of capitalism. You can argue that this is all planned in a “build back better” environment or develop as many conspiracy theories as you would like; however, you cannot argue that this is going to get worse before it gets better. Right now the safest place for crop inputs for the 2022/23 season would be on your farm – under lock and key – with an alarm system to ward off potential borrowers.

    In France, the Government is telling farmers to leave their corn in the fields – there is not enough natural gas for drying and heating homes. Death by starvation is now superseded by death by the environment. It gets crazier every day.

    Outside markets are still my biggest concern. There still are quadrillions of ETF’s with the same vulnerability as mortgage backed securities that no one has tackled since 2008. If you really wanted the economy to hit the skids; that house of cards would be it and I’m hoping that no one has t witness that in their lifetime.

    Keep your eyes on the prize…and that is your families and farm equity…

    Thanks Larry

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      #14
      Bank of Canada will be raising prime. That should make things interesting.

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        #15
        So all of Redland is now resold for double what Garry got. This time a Albertan farmer from Lethbridge. Good luck.

        Achieved my goal our land is now in the low 400 to 585000 a quarter 4 rms and a done deal.

        Ownership is still better than renting.

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          #16
          Sask not sure who you are referring to Redland - Gary?

          Have you always been a land ownership proponent, or have things changed for your farm or is it the current economic prospects?

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            #17
            Remember when $1000/acre didn’t pencil out. $2000/acre you bought one or two. $3000/acre said hold my beer. Its now $4000/acre. Would hate to see some land north of Unity to Cut knife sell. It be well over $750k/quarter.

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              #18
              We own 2/3 of our farm no mortgage no investor i always wanted to own even in the late 80s. Own has always been our plan. Redland was sold to investor group now it’s sold to a farmer.

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                #19
                Is that the pup start or electric 830?

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                  #20
                  Electric start first 25 serial numbers

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                    #21
                    Originally posted by fjlip View Post
                    "THEY" will make us all put the soil back from where it can...
                    tell the pricks to start in the cities

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                        #23
                        Did a pension plan ever own that?

                        Iceman

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                          #24
                          Originally posted by Freightshaker View Post
                          Remember when $1000/acre didn’t pencil out. $2000/acre you bought one or two. $3000/acre said hold my beer. Its now $4000/acre. Would hate to see some land north of Unity to Cut knife sell. It be well over $750k/quarter.
                          I remember when a 100 didn't pencil.

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