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    #41
    Yes, theres always hope.

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      #42
      Pattison, Dube's, Remai's are all giving to legacy projects while they are ALIVE to see the good it can do.

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        #43
        Yeah the highest that has sold in this area was 6.3 X 2016 assessment. $400 000 for a pretty marginal quarter.

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          #44
          Originally posted by SWFarmer View Post
          Yeah the highest that has sold in this area was 6.3 X 2016 assessment. $400 000 for a pretty marginal quarter.
          #1.....I hope that's is an older assessment (about 63,500)

          #2.....Are we ****ing retarded?

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            #45
            What you hear and what it actually trades for are 2 different things. Being in on a couple transactions as of late I got the land sales report for the respective rms. Some real surprises both ways. I don’t even want to say what good dirt or marginal stuff goes for because quality is trumped by location.

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              #46
              Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
              #1.....I hope that's is an older assessment (about 63,500)

              #2.....Are we ****ing retarded?
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              This is what it looks like.

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                #47
                Originally posted by SWFarmer View Post
                Yeah the highest that has sold in this area was 6.3 X 2016 assessment. $400 000 for a pretty marginal quarter.
                What would a typical yield be for HRS wheat or canola on this $400,000 quarter?

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                  #48
                  Originally posted by Oliver88 View Post
                  What would a typical yield be for HRS wheat or canola on this $400,000 quarter?
                  Well its north of Swift Current, so its more durum and lentil country. Average durum yield would be 40-45, canola 40 and lentils 20-30. So overall fairly hard to justify it.

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                    #49
                    Do you want it or don’t you?
                    Sometimes you just have to put the pencil away on a piece of land you want.

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                      #50
                      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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