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    #71
    Interesting how the thread flipped to stress acknowledgment and career change.
    I would be in a very different position if I didn't have the people around me that I do.

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      #72
      Watching the land south of Camrose on auction now. Trouble is that other than farming your own land there is nothing else. Used to be that the young lads would go to the oil patch for a few years to build equity. Now all they do is advertise land wanted on kijiji as soon as they are done school. This is wise as the turdholes buyback tax will strip remaining equity out of the oil patch which is what it is designed to do. Same for women as well. I farm and do real work off farm. I can tell you that I will quit the off farm job. Yes many young lads and lassies do agronomy work but the real game there is that your connection to a 10000+ acre operation is easy sales for your employer. So yes there is nothing else. The big question what you do with a 10000 acres garden once the export grain business is dead due to the customers all being broke. Personally have deferred sales and inventory to sell as the margins tighten up because these margins ain't gunna last.

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        #73
        Originally posted by Partners View Post
        More rules coming.
        Vittera paying a 65 cent premium if you can prove certified seed was used.
        Purity issues.
        Farmers are their own worst enemy sometimes..
        which crops?

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          #74
          Originally posted by caseih View Post
          which crops?
          Synergy bly
          Guess I should have stated that.
          Last edited by Partners; Nov 8, 2022, 12:57.

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            #75
            The aforementioned auction.
            $52-6200/ac if my math right.

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              #76
              Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
              The aforementioned auction.
              $52-6200/ac if my math right.
              Who knew land prices would match the mid-west US from just a few years ago .

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                #77
                Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                Who knew land prices would match the mid-west US from just a few years ago .
                Top land Nebraska 27,000$/ac US last week, row crop no improvements .

                26,000$ Illinois last month.

                Add 30Trillion$ + to the system… with another 100Trillion$ New Green agenda… sorry Errol but that spells increasing monetization of all that QE social spending.

                Japan at 20% devalued currency in the last 3 months…

                Productive land values increase as money supply increases. QT is an unlikely painful monetary tool… vs QE… politically and practically speaking.

                Cheers, a brave new world!!!

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                  #78
                  Originally posted by TOM4CWB View Post
                  Top land Nebraska 27,000$/ac US last week, row crop no improvements .

                  26,000$ Illinois last month.

                  Add 30Trillion$ + to the system… with another 100Trillion$ New Green agenda… sorry Errol but that spells increasing monetization of all that QE social spending.

                  Japan at 20% devalued currency in the last 3 months…

                  Productive land values increase as money supply increases. QT is an unlikely painful monetary tool… vs QE… politically and practically speaking.

                  Cheers, a brave new world!!!
                  Foolish new world , yup things have gone way up
                  This will end catastrophic IMO , best of luck to the pure optimists

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                    #79
                    Originally posted by Partners View Post
                    Synergy bly
                    Guess I should have stated that.
                    All malt varieties according to the text.

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                      #80
                      again wise guy
                      easy to put $500-600 an acre into canola
                      average yield Sask canola -36
                      36 x $20 =$720
                      $720-$160=$560
                      you don't want your renter to make it ?
                      there are guys with a hell of a lot less than 36 BPA also?
                      I'm confused

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