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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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              #81
              Clubroot killing Canola.

              How many actually doing 1 in 4 year rotation???

              GMO Canola very prone... big acre drop coming can't grow Soy...

              Peas 1 in 6 years... or they die...

              What could go wrong???

              Wheat is King? For how long will that work???

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                #82
                Herbicide resistant weeds...

                All Agriculture go 'organic'... with no livestock... Lets all Farm with electric drones... that will obviously fix everything!!!!!!

                What could possibly....
                Last edited by TOM4CWB; Nov 11, 2022, 05:55.

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                  #83
                  "Just saying".... The patients are running the insane assylummmm

                  Good grief... open your eyes... this is going 'crazy'!!!!!!
                  Last edited by TOM4CWB; Nov 11, 2022, 05:57.

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                    #84
                    Greedy patients are running it

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                      #85
                      Originally posted by wiseguy
                      The Land Lord ain't the problem !

                      Maybe it's the retailer !
                      some are , most certainly are not
                      but there has to be a balance , in your example , there is none

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                        #86
                        Got offered to purchase 4 more quarters a couple days ago by an old family friend. 2 grain land, one lowland hay/muskeg, one bush/pasture. No price stated. He said make me an offer.

                        I asked “so you want me to make an offer, and then twist wrists from there?”

                        He said “maybe we won’t even have to twist wrists.”

                        Just bought 5.5 quarters not long ago. A little timid with the goings on in the world. Do you close your eyes and plow full steam ahead? Or play it safe?

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                          #87
                          Originally posted by flea beetle View Post
                          Got offered to purchase 4 more quarters a couple days ago by an old family friend. 2 grain land, one lowland hay/muskeg, one bush/pasture. No price stated. He said make me an offer.

                          I asked “so you want me to make an offer, and then twist wrists from there?”

                          He said “maybe we won’t even have to twist wrists.”

                          Just bought 5.5 quarters not long ago. A little timid with the goings on in the world. Do you close your eyes and plow full steam ahead? Or play it safe?
                          Buy it. Only live once on this earth.
                          Higher chance of regretting not doing it.

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                            #88
                            I have regretted every one I never bought
                            Have never regretted buying one I have bought

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                              #89
                              Originally posted by caseih View Post
                              I have regretted every one I never bought
                              Have never regretted buying one I have bought
                              Still want a bison next winter? Should have 8 to butcher next year. 3 spoken for.

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                                #90
                                Originally posted by quadtrac View Post
                                Buy it. Only live once on this earth.
                                Higher chance of regretting not doing it.
                                Prices have never been this stupid before though either. I don’t regret the land I bought for 400 an acre, no. But if it’s 4000? And the market corrects?

                                I wonder if any of those guys who bought in the 70’s and 80’s thinking the sky was the limit forever, wished they had bought more or less?

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