Canada Hyperinflation

[furrowtickler]

And a lot of guys still do .

[the big wheel]

And by the time you put in the 2 hours necessary to pay for those shit chinese gloves the palm is already separating, and the forefinger has worn through.

That's why they sell the 5 pack so you have one for each day of rhe week. Have to tuff it out Saturdays and Sunday bare handed. Hahaha

[quadtrac]

Machinery is expensive but look at what it does these days. One big combine can easily harvest 3000-5000 acres a year depending on what part of western canada you farm in. 20 years ago a 5000 acre farmer probably ran at least 3-4 combines and probably harvested 2/3 the bushels he does today. you can buy a nice half tonne truck for 40,000 same as 5 years ago. The sky is not falling.

Kinda have to agree here.

Wasn’t hard to pay $80,000 for a pickup truck 15 years ago if you were dumb enough to do it. Maybe lower your standards a bit OR stroke the cheque for the fully loaded one and enjoy it. Just drop the whining and complaining already.

[furrowtickler]

Not saying the sky is falling but you better be looking above ...

[bgmb]

One of the few things hyperinflating in Canada is farmland. Must be because farming is so shitty here and also all the fungicides and roundup we use causing damage to the soil.

[furrowtickler]

One of the few things hyperinflating in Canada is farmland. Must be because farming is so shitty here and also all the fungicides and roundup we use causing damage to the soil.

Lol 🙄, better look below your feet as well.
Time will tell how long this farm land thing goes lol

[bgmb]

Lol 🙄, better look below your feet as well.
Time will tell how long this farm land thing goes lol

No doubt most of the land inflation has already happened. I wouldn't be surprised to see a slight correction in some areas esp lentil areas.

[furrowtickler]

Low interest rates will most likely dictate that , it’s seems the ebb and flow of real Ag is meaningless today. If interest rates do rise 2 % or more the big money will be out and then a correction may happen.
It will take a real shit show to dampen land values IMO. It never happened after the 200-2004 period so time will tell.

[furrowtickler]

Sorry , 2000 to 2004 period in western Sask to clarify.

[tmyrfield]

Low interest rates will most likely dictate that , it’s seems the ebb and flow of real Ag is meaningless today. If interest rates do rise 2 % or more the big money will be out and then a correction may happen.
It will take a real shit show to dampen land values IMO. It never happened after the 200-2004 period so time will tell.

I started farming in the party of the late seventies.....this time it'