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    #16
    Originally posted by jazz View Post
    People just cant accept that the their beloved govt is the cause of inflation.

    Its easier to think its Putin or Galen Weston or covid.
    If you blame the government for inflation then under your thinking they should take credit for most farms net worth doubling in the last 7 years.

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      #17
      Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
      First decouple supply managed from other food. Then consider you can't explain the difference between a raw commodity and finished product.
      Do farmers consider their grain they produced as being a commodity or food? I suspect whatever fits their will for the day. At what point in the chain does grain become food?

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        #18
        Originally posted by Partners View Post
        Check interest rates.
        Got a quote today for a tractor.
        Seems to be a price war on, nobody was buying so now CU wants business..
        5.95% locked for 3 yrs..alot better than 8% yesterday..
        That's quite a drop in a short space of time. More evidence for my notion that business demand for capital is falling. If manufacturers want to move product, they are going to have to discount financing rates. 8% gets above what the marginal farmer can afford, so down goes the rate.

        This is a good illustration of why the yield curve is inverted.

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