Agristability kicking in this year I bet, if it didn't for 24.
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Originally posted by blackpowder View PostInteresting, the highs of 21/22 (if) are going to cause the trigger. Not necessarily the lows of 24/25.
6 months after year end better than some scatter brained ad hoc. How many guys bin grain for longer than that?Last edited by bucket; Mar 8, 2025, 11:56.
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Originally posted by SmallTimeOperator View PostYa I don’t see how funding FCC helps grain farmers or cattle guys. So you have to take on more debt during a tariff war that is not our fault? That’s good? FCC will have strings attached, financial ratios to qualify, and those who actually need the money won’t qualify or be allowed to get it. Then paying interest on a loan the farm operation can’t afford. And then legal action when you can’t pay it all back. Sounds like a nail in the coffin for many farms. What is needed is a direct payment to the farmer, a cheque in the mailbox. Every farmer gets the same amount. Tell everyone they need to enrol in crop insurance or the cattle version of crop insurance for 2025 at the minimum level. Then send the same cheque to each enrolled farm. Fair and done. The risk takers can go borrow more money from FCC if they want to and get rich, or go broke faster.
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Originally posted by sumdumguy View PostAnyone on here think FCC might need it to shore up its own accounts?
Their books look better with fewer customers, larger farms that are " too big too fail "Last edited by bucket; Mar 9, 2025, 11:15.
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Quota values are similar to farmland values. Profitability and general optimism/pessimism normally cause land value increases and decreases. Tariffs drop farmland prices just like quota prices might come down.
Quota was being bought from other farmers just like farmland.
Some help should be offered if we reduce our tarrifs on imports of supply managed commodities, but certainly not a total bailout.
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