So tell me how does this make money!!!!!!!

[SASKFARMER3]

Sask99 just for you my new yard tractor arrived
7330.
Raining here but having a blast , be safe.

[newguy]

Do you do these peoples income tax or something? You seem to know their financial situation. I was only making a point that not always hard working family operations will survive to the big operations with a bunch of so so employees.

[SASKFARMER3]

New guy these guys are not neighbors their the
new super duty land company slash farmers.

[lakenheath]

Broad Acres had same gong show going on in Lafleche. Except they are a very generous operation. They broadcast fertilizer on the neighbours land!

[ALLFARMER]

Broadcasting Fertilizer???????? Who the F
does that anymore????? Please tell me this is
actually pasture land.

[cottonpicken]

I'm not looking to piss anyone off here but i think
something needs to be said,and its not that easy to
understand.

Farms,like anything that involves growth,are apart of
something called exponential function(i've brought
this up a few time in the past decade).

-before i start-it is ridiculous to compare any two
farms on the planet,the number of variables should
be self evident enough

This is fun with numbers.

A 100,000 dollar farm in 1972 with an average
annual growth rate 0f 5% doubles every 14 years.

1972-100g
1986-200g
2000-400g
2014-800g

Now 100g at 10%

1972-100g
1979-200g
1986-400g
1993-800g
2000-1.6mil
2007-3.2mil
20014-6.8mil

500g farm in 1972?at 5%

1972-500g
1986-1.0mil
2000-2.0mil
2014-4.mil

500g farm in 1972 at 10%

1972-500g
1979-1 mil
1986-2 mil
1993-4 mil
2000-8mil
2007-16mil
2014-32mil

Bottom line its better to come from money and
remain productive.

[lakenheath]

Yes, broadcasting fertilizer like we did in the80's
when we were half and half farming, preworking
and summer fallowing. I thought Broad Acres
might know better then to do that. And yes it is
grain farmland.

[SASKFARMER3]

Yea they were broadcasting on 180,000
assessed half section. Just grain land.

[ALLFARMER]

Boys here are mixing urea with water then
adding Alpine. Have a old trailer that they use to
pick up milk at dairy's with as a mix/haul trailer.
Have a 3" water pump circulating/mixing. Built a
trailer using an old water truck tank and the dual
wheels off the grain cart. Haul 10 ton on the cart
wheels 5 ton on the quadtrac. I have a video on
my Facebook page need to link it to YouTube

[ALLFARMER]

Place your bets...... these boys are gunna float
on canola next.