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Originally posted by Oliver88 View PostWhat would a typical yield be for HRS wheat or canola on this $400,000 quarter?
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If you can make a quarter into a half, or better yet section, you've just increased the value of all quarters. I've heard guys farming as little as 30qtrs, not too excited about farming a single quarter, even if it's close by. Anybody with drills bigger than 56' want to plant on halves and sections.
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Originally posted by quadtrac View PostDo you want it or don’t you?
Sometimes you just have to put the pencil away on a piece of land you want.
Another point, Saskatchewan wasn't Alberta where there was money floating around looking for a home. The ****ing land had to pay for itself! I find it amazing how people think land is such a good investment but needs to be subsidized for owning it to make sense. Oil money, cattle, off-farm jobs, custom work with machinery you already own, old money......
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Originally posted by vvalk View PostMultiple sales now in Alberta not by cities at $1M per quarter dryland and $2M+ irrigation. âœï¸ that out
Feedlot looking somewhere to spread bullshit? ;-)
Gravel quarters?
OilCo purchases?
Mega lease revenue?
Help please!
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Originally posted by farmaholic View PostThis would require WAY more details....
Feedlot looking somewhere to spread bullshit? ;-)
Gravel quarters?
OilCo purchases?
Mega lease revenue?
Help please!
As for the $2M yes this is in feedlot alley but also south of lethbridge. Lots of dryland selling for $800k to $850k per quarter all over the place
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Some on here insist on not believing. Like I said, the pencil has nothing to do with it. Hasn't in years.
Friend of mine bought land in Sask for $100/ac 15 or so years ago. Where was everyones pencil then?? Rental income now that.
You cant waste your bona fide opportunities in denial. I did at $500/ac. (Fd bly was $1-$2) Didnt pencil.
There are definitely a FEW buyers here who will be just fine.
Being prudent is not the same as denying the facts.
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Originally posted by blackpowder View PostSome on here insist on not believing. Like I said, the pencil has nothing to do with it. Hasn't in years.
Friend of mine bought land in Sask for $100/ac 15 or so years ago. Where was everyones pencil then?? Rental income now that.
You cant waste your bona fide opportunities in denial. I did at $500/ac. (Fd bly was $1-$2) Didnt pencil.
There are definitely a FEW buyers here who will be just fine.
Being prudent is not the same as denying the facts.
Politely asked for a possible justification of the quoted prices in post #56 to try to help it make sense for my "simple" rational thought process.
Not calling anyone out but I have no way of verifying stated "facts" that I am reading on a public internet forum equivelant to a digital coffee shop. Non believer? Denier? At face value, for me it is simply hard to fathom. Everyone is entitled to their opinion.
Edit....some sales situations may even be described as anomalousLast edited by farmaholic; Dec 23, 2017, 08:16.
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Negative waves?
What's the difference between now and 50 years ago when dad took out a 30 year loan and planned to use the full 30 years to pay it back?
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