Maxcrop you can choose Chinese Language first or English second

**Hopperbin** · Nov 4, 2011, 02:11

To maxcrop we will **** you.
Hope this come up on your chinese search. Sorry do not speak chinese.

**riders2010** · Nov 4, 2011, 06:32

And when these f,rs and all the rest own our saskatchewan land our kids will be having to speak chineese paki or indie in school. Because those govs have a strategy and ours are fn morons with this all corporate dollar profit crap and no vision about what is happenning long term.

Who made the changes to foreign ownership and where do you find what they are. No one here knows that things were changed.

Wouldn t it be better for us farmers to own the land and when the world demand for food increases we set the price instead of them. How fn shortsited and moronic for short term gain. You fr farmers in this you should be charged with treason

**SASKFARMER3** · Nov 4, 2011, 06:57

What a bunch of F(%#ING CRAP>
Why do Saskatchewan farmers sell to these useless groups.
Phone your neighbor he will buy it.
Hell I have cash reserves ready to purchase farm land yet all my neighbors wont sell. Funny they will sell for less money to these groups than give a Saskatchewan farmer a chance.
RENTED LAND DOESNT WORK>
SORRY LOOK AT HISTORY ALL THE SUPER DUPER FARMERS THAT RENTED FROM THESE GROUPS NOW WORK FOR THEM> HM SOMEONE FINALLY WAKE UP AND REALIZE WERE LOOSING OUR LAND>

**farmaholic** · Nov 4, 2011, 07:11

When and where did the foreign ownership rules change? Or, if they didn't how are they getting around it.

Land prices should be determined by productive capacity not speculation.

**farmaholic** · Nov 4, 2011, 07:17

Saskfarmer3: Not everyone has the ability to buy alot of farmland at inflated prices at one time. It is hard to compete with deep pockets. It also has to make "sense" if the purchaser is borrowing a large portion of the purchase price. I hope I am wrong, sooner or later I think we will see a correction in land prices like the early 80's before all is said and done.

**grrrr** · Nov 4, 2011, 07:26

This one scared me.
Q7: Does Buying land help my immigration application to Canada?

Answer: yes, if you buy farmland, you may qualify to sponsor your relatives to immigrate to Canada. The overseas buyers have better opportunity to immigrate to Canada when buying the land in Canada. More details are available at
What are we heading for in 20 or 30 years time. Land will all be owned by a few with the rest being serfs. Remind you of anywhere?

**cottonpicken** · Nov 4, 2011, 07:29

Sucks.

The math sucks more.

60 million acres x 1,000$ an acre=60 billion
dollars?
(somebody please tell me thats wrong)

Chinas foreign currency reserves
3 trillion?

60 billion=2% of reserves?

I haven't had any coffee yet so hopefully that math
is completely wrong

**blackpowder** · Nov 4, 2011, 07:44

Notice on their webpage "Significantly undervalued due to the past government policy".
Talk to some of these slickers at your next trade show. Not interested in AB. Too expensive. Basically their saying your still priced too cheap.
Resource industrys over time put a pile of money into residents hands. Running your prices yourselves is one way to get rid of 'em.
If you had enuf $$ to invest you could always get immigrant status.
Non Sask. resident status could buy 10 yrs ago?? I know people who practically stole Sask land when it changed. Very happy landlords now.

**silverback** · Nov 4, 2011, 07:55

Is that gov't policy the foreign ownership rules or cwb serfdom?

Maxcrop you can choose Chinese Language first or English second