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Farmers in Canada will get no Credit for what they did to help the climate up to 2017

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    #41
    Science aside, its a stupid idea period to put a tax on food production, especially when every expert in the world a few years ago was crying about how are we going to feed the planet.
    Feed the planet by increasing production costs? I suppose that makes a lot of sense if you smoke enough weed
    But the sock puppet's tax is already in place and no government (Conservative, Liberal or NDP) is ever going to change that. It's a new tax source with no accounting system to back it up, exactly what every government wants and needs. And it makes sockface look like an environmental crusader to all of his buddies at the UN.
    Oh, how silly of me, I forgot the carbon tax is revenue neutral

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      #42
      Another good reason to buy farmland in Ukraine or Kazikstan. I wonder how much farmers there are paying for carbon.

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        #43
        Chuck again your off the mark. But the reality is your mad because a farmer like you will get less than me if this is in place.

        Come on we all know your angle bigger is bad.

        I will burn every acre this fall you will see the smoke when skippy is flying over and ill print **** you, Trudeau.

        Climate change by Carbon is a Scam, Chuck.

        We have liberals pushing it because follow the money and check where the support they get comes from.

        Follow the money.

        if all the land in Saskatchewan was owned by a liberal guess what we would be getting 100 an acre for every acre.

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            #45
            Originally posted by HITTG****vine View Post
            We're already paying for emissions AF5, either directly through carbon taxes or indirectly, through costs downloaded to us by fertilizer manufacturers, equipment makers, railway companies that will be charging more to move our grain, etc, etc.
            Costs to farmers have already been established. Potential revenues is the other side of the ledger.
            Not saying I like the system. Just trying to find a way to make the best of the mess we're already in.
            We certainly are already paying emissions taxes in all sorts of ways, but that doesn't mean we can't be taxed in many more new and creative ways if we buy into the scam by demanding payment for no-till.
            There is a lot of talk about how much emissions come from fertilizer application, and methane from cattle those two alone could dwarf any potential income from no-till sequestration. Then we could get to pay for the soil carbon released when we take out a tree or improve a slough, or take out perennials, our fuel exemption could go away.
            Be careful what you ask for.

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              #46
              SF, just try to explain how carbon emissions don't cause climate change, but you still want to be paid well for capturing carbon? What do you think the reason is for paying carbon credits to farmers?

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                #47
                Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
                Be careful what you ask for.
                That is exactly why whatever program ever comes into existence, needs to be privately run, so we get some of the grift without the regulation.

                Maybe Input capital can become our carbon aggregator.

                But seriously, all we need is some sort of privately structured company to get these credits amalgamated and onto an exchange. I am surprised it hasnt happened yet.

                By all accounts even carbon saturated soil recycles 500 lbs back in every yr. So at $50 a ton Federal pricing, thats $12 an acre. Good place to start. And if farmers want to goose that they could be restoring wetlands or shelter belts or putting in a fall cover crop on some land.

                Selling the illusion is a big thing these days and after this past yr, it should be a slam dunk to get people on board to pay for it.
                Last edited by jazz; Mar 9, 2021, 09:42.

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                  #48
                  Jazz

                  There is no link between the price of pollution aka the carbon tax that the government arbitrarily sets and the price of sequestering.

                  Government set carbon tax.
                  Market price for sequestering.

                  in other words a royal phucking.

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                    #49
                    Originally posted by jazz View Post

                    Selling the illusion is a big thing these days and after this past yr, it should be a slam dunk to get people on board to pay for it.
                    The trouble with selling your illusion, is someone else can just as easily sell their illusion to you. Once you subscribe to the junk science that Chuck peddles, how do you counter said junk science when they try to turn it around and make you pay with their newest iteration of junk science?

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                      #50
                      Attitudes should be less "what's in it for me?" and more "what's coming at me?".
                      Imagine the discussions in Ottawa every time a new farm census is trying to be understood. Think hard on census info.
                      If Ottawa is as insulated as we believe it to be. And with no lasting political power ever, read Senate. All we can do is lobby.
                      If our dollars worked as hard as say the tiny gun lobby, we'd be laughing.
                      We have a 100 yr vaccum in self identity to evolve through. Until our policy strategies are modernized and unified enjoy life as a mushroom.

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