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  • Klause
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 3644

    #61
    Originally posted by grassfarmer View Post
    Yeah and that's you klause spouting BS and claiming it as fact. The quarters sold in the opening post weren't making $100k but we can always resort to Agriville's coffee row to prove that "some" land is making hugely more and call that average when it clearly isn't. I don't know why you are arguing this anyway as my point was that English land prices are many, many times what those on the prairies are and that will continue to draw new land buyers to Canada. You decided to make it a p###^%# match about which country had seen the biggest increase in land values which is irrelevant to the discussion.

    Wtf. I think I know what the land I paid for went for... And the land I tried to buy...


    But no I'm sure you know all that info better than I do too.

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    • Klause
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 3644

      #62
      Originally posted by Richard5 View Post
      Klaus, you must have been hit hard with capital gains reporting and alternative tax. Or did you buy in the same year in Sask and use replacement rules. Alternative tax is a big thing with sale of farmland and partnerships now

      We bought the same year. So taxes weren't bad for us. My mom ended up with a bit of a tax bill even after using her capital gains allowance.

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      • AlbertaFarmer5
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2010
        • 12555

        #63
        This thread just really depresses me. Land for under $1000 per acre! Pasture lease land goes for more than that here, has for years. Even pure moose pasture is much more than that.

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        • northfarmer
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2006
          • 463

          #64
          Originally posted by makar View Post
          High point of insanity was the rycroft land sold on the 13th, poor grain slash cow dirt, sold up to 420000. I know i live there.
          Really, that is as good as land as there is in the Peace. The guy who bought it had been renting it and farming it for some time. Many big crops have been pulled off that land.

          He took the best qtrs out of the package first and then bought all but 3 for an avg of 2300/cult acre which is a new high for the area where the appraisals were in the 1600 to 1700/acre range a year ago.

          Very little land trading in the area and that was the first package of good land in one block for some time.

          All within 5 miles of three major grain terminals.

          The owner had similar offers to what he got at auction but word was he was holding out for 3000/acre. He got less after commission had he taken the direct offers in the fall when he was trying to sell it.

          I think we are at peak or passed and would expect a soft correction based on margin squeeze due to higher costs.

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          • makar
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2007
            • 1693

            #65
            |I know the seller and renters, no not the best land in the peace, it was cow ground for years,of course the best sold first, the best land in the peace is around the old mission, dirt like the ukraine, my land starts 2 miles from the terminals and it isnt great, people dont realize how fast the dirt will change here. Some of mine changes of blue gumbo to peatmoss in feet.

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            • makar
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2007
              • 1693

              #66
              Anyone planning to go broke fast buy land by me and listen to agronimists instead of the guy across the fence.

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              • sumdumguy
                Senior Member
                • Mar 2007
                • 11992

                #67
                Originally posted by makar View Post
                |I know the seller and renters, no not the best land in the peace, it was cow ground for years,of course the best sold first, the best land in the peace is around the old mission, dirt like the ukraine, my land starts 2 miles from the terminals and it isnt great, people dont realize how fast the dirt will change here. Some of mine changes of blue gumbo to peatmoss in feet.

                Interesting! Always wondered what the ground was like at Peace River. There were a bunch of French farmers who headed up there from our area in the 60’s, haven’t heard from them since. Either they flourished or perished.

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                • makar
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2007
                  • 1693

                  #68
                  The french came early and got the best of the best, the first land farmed here was treeless, where i am at the homesteaders came not to farm but log, then the fires came, i have a farm now my dad in 43 walked in ashes half way up rubber boots, topsoil all burnt. We are talking a 20 mile circle.

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                  • makar
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2007
                    • 1693

                    #69
                    The old french here are the most aggressive people you will find, the ones left are sf3 clones, good dirt old dirt and not looking back. My dad worked with one in the 50s and he said if not for the catholic nuns he would have left high school not knowing a word of english, can you imagine a half hour drive and you cant ask for directions.

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                    • makar
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2007
                      • 1693

                      #70
                      My previous post is about the falher country, good hour to east, for me its like driving from heaven to hell in reverse.

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