Fertilizer prices today will bankrupt most farms with a hiccup next year. PERIOD!

[fjlip]

Mr Treadau has been saying lately at the international stage it's not fair that we have to pay it and few others are charging it.
Then he comes home and promises to add more Canada only impediments to trade.
Who advises this guy or does he not listen.

Silly question?

Soros, Schwab, Rockefeller, Gates, WHO, NWO....

[shtferbrains]

Mr Treadau has been saying lately at the international stage it's not fair that we have to pay it and few others are charging it.
Then he comes home and promises to add more Canada only impediments to trade.
Who advises this guy or does he not listen.

Silly question?

[WiltonRanch]

I know most people will disagree with me about this, but every product or service we have is priced according to the sum of all the cost of energy required to provide that good or service. And the energy source itself, in this case diesel fuel is no different. It costs what it does because that is how much effort is required to get it into from a hole in the ground into my fuel tank get a usable format. And every step of that process requires energy , including the wages paid everyone along the way which ultimately pay for energy, and none of that energy is exempt from CO2 tax. So just because farm fuel is exempt at the very last step of the chain, it is still built in
And is having absolutely zero effect on consumption.

My theory is carbon taxes are a consumption based tax like the gst. GST is collected at retail while carbon tax is charged on the energy used to produce everything. Essentially the government has their hand in the cash at every stage of the economy. How else do you tax the Amazon’s of the world? The only crux is the Russia’s and chinas won’t play ball. So hence looming environmental regulations on ships burning bunker fuel etc. The environmental loons are being played by government to build a new taxation system where all revenue is extracted from all facets of the production stream in a resource based economy at the same time gaining social license. If government truly cared about reducing energy consumption at home they’d spend trillions on new rail lines and even the electrification of them. Transportation of people and goods is the biggest user of energy. It isn’t happening anytime soon so you know their true intentions.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

In Canada our government wants us to use less fertilizer and is increasing the cost of everything(except dyed fuel) with a carbon tax

Govt is increasing the cost of dyed diesel. Cost more in oil production,oil transport,refining,transporting dyed diesel. Lots of indirect taxes

I know most people will disagree with me about this, but every product or service we have is priced according to the sum of all the cost of energy required to provide that good or service. And the energy source itself, in this case diesel fuel is no different. It costs what it does because that is how much effort is required to get it into from a hole in the ground into my fuel tank get a usable format. And every step of that process requires energy , including the wages paid everyone along the way which ultimately pay for energy, and none of that energy is exempt from CO2 tax. So just because farm fuel is exempt at the very last step of the chain, it is still built in
And is having absolutely zero effect on consumption.

[TASFarms]

In Canada our government wants us to use less fertilizer and is increasing the cost of everything(except dyed fuel) with a carbon tax![/QUOTE]

Govt is increasing the cost of dyed diesel. Cost more in oil production,oil transport,refining,transporting dyed diesel. Lots of indirect taxes

[therealnorthernf]

Woke up looked at the bank account and smiled a big smile. Life is Good!



Paid for the shit today.



Can't stop crying, it's like someone died that I love.

They finally set a price for spring Nh3?

[Partners]

Good luck finding decent seed

Local seed grower.
NO Oats or Bly seed left.all cleaned and moved out...his bins are empty already...

[Hamloc]

I read an interesting article this morning talking about how much money India will be spending subsidizing fertilizer for farmers in India. They will be spending a projected $20.64 billion dollars to ensure supplies amid global shortages. From what I could find there is roughly 395 million acres of farmland in India. It works out to a $52 per acre subsidy. So in India fertilizer is subsidized and they pay no carbon tax. In Canada our government wants us to use less fertilizer and is increasing the cost of everything(except dyed fuel) with a carbon tax!

well, when burying piles this fall , it was 10' down, IN THE SWAMP !!!!!!!!!

[farming101]

Talk is that there is no good moisture as far down as you want to dig.
None in the root zone, a smidge on the surface.
Can't make many plans other than for a below average crop next year