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    Agristability Industry advisory?

    Are these changes or have they always been in effect?

    Contract buy outs as eligible expense?

    Water hauling expenses ?

    No penalty on herd reduction?

    #2
    Originally posted by bucket View Post
    Are these changes or have they always been in effect?

    Contract buy outs as eligible expense?

    Water hauling expenses ?

    No penalty on herd reduction?
    Why should buy out expenses be a line idea?

    It’s like dropping off an alcoholic at rehab but first filling his pockets full of testers

    Iceman out
    Last edited by iceman; Aug 18, 2021, 18:03.

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      #3
      The grain companies won't let guys off on any contracts if they know the gov will pick up the tab with agstabilty.

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        #4
        Originally posted by jwab
        So if you did a more risk free sale through the market but still lost, is that not tax deductible?
        Ya lets use market to market accounting on any old crop sold in the last 5 months than and apply that loss to Agristability.

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          #5
          Originally posted by iceman View Post
          Ya lets use market to market accounting on any old crop sold in the last 5 months than and apply that loss to Agristability.
          It just shows the insanity of this program!!! Fuucking
          Around with these variables that shouldn’t be included
          To determine a payment while a legitimate drought
          Won’t be dealt with for those that didn’t make these
          Foolish marketing decisions? I was going to sell
          My canola to grandma for 100 bucks a bushel??? Tell
          Me what stops me from submitting that expense?

          Still haven’t dealt with all the corruption with people
          That buy inputs and declare them all for this year
          But actually are being used next years crop.

          And when canola goes up or down by 2 bucks
          In a matter of weeks which value is used?

          This program is only good for accounting firms
          farms that had Mega crops in the last 5 years
          and don’t need the money
          And for farms that are crooked.

          Won’t do anything for the most areas in need
          That have suffered multi year losses to
          Legitimate losses such as the weather!!!

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            #6
            I wonder if the contract expense isn’t
            A measure to save input capital and rhe
            Sask party friends involved in that scheme
            They forward contract everything don’t they?
            Would have had mega bushels locked in at almost
            Half the market and now no canola?

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              #7
              Any help on contract buyouts is a subsidy.

              Who do you guys think funds agristability? Hint taxpayers.

              That's government help....everyone should get the same consideration.


              If a guy gets help his $100000 early contract buyout cost shouldn't every farmer that was more conservative with his marketing plan get the same...

              Or is he suppose to get it from the market?

              Early contracts were attractive. But I had signed a contract in harvest 2019 after I had started a field...never finished till the spring of 2020...

              That was enough of "don't count your chickens " experience I needed.

              Won't do it again... unless it's in the bin from the previous harvests and the crop in the ground looks OK .

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                #8
                Farmers with any amount of unsold grain as of December 31, 2020 will most likely not qualify for agrastability. Old crop sold in 2021 will be calculated for the price sold minus what the ending value as of December 31, 2020 and that number will show as 2021 income.

                I’m sure glad I dropped out of this program years ago, with 80% crop insurance Agrisilly will never pay out.
                Last edited by Sodbuster; Aug 19, 2021, 08:59.

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                  #9
                  Latest announcements are all backroom lobbying. FN bullshit.

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                    #10
                    Dirty, the whole purpose of inventory adjustment is to keep the income in the year it was generated. This is no end to the insanity.

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                      #11
                      Why not open it up for everyone until December....They don't look at the forms until next year anyway. They should use crop insurance prices and then compare them with today's and do the potential losses. Thats the real number as to what farms are losing..

                      Although if there was a crop ...wheat and durum wouldn't be at these lofty levels.
                      Last edited by bucket; Aug 19, 2021, 09:28.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Sodbuster View Post
                        Farmers with any amount of unsold grain as of December 31, 2020 will most likely not qualify for agrastability. Old crop sold in 2021 will be calculated for the price sold minus what the ending value as of December 31, 2020 and that number will show as 2021 income.

                        I’m sure glad I dropped out of this program years ago, with 80% crop insurance Agrisilly will never pay out.
                        But , but , but chuck says it works good
                        It will save the west lol

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