zeebs
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700 acres of beans in with a hot and dry forcast. Yea haw!
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jhurkot
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little bit of frost damage on the wheat and barley. lots of trash in the fields, where we disked the pivot tracks there is no damage whatsoever. the black soil must have been a lot warmer.
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zeebs
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Will be down to 535 acres of beans left tonight. 2 short days
zeebs
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Nope, but i hear its a real mother to program. You got it figured out?
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underdog
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There's a 15 hour demo on our new screen. Might have to try it.
zeebs
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Haha, we have all our demos left. Never figued i understood it enough to demo it.
Summiteer
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Thought this was kind of interesting.
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popeye
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i guy I spray for by Bruderheim told me a 1/4 just sold there for $32000.00 an acre.
Should be a law....a maximum of 1 colony per county.......pretty soon, all good land will br hutterite land
thats not being bought as farmland though......thats the heartland industrial area......land being bought for upgraders, etc
lots of measuring.....but works......pretty cool
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So what is the thought process when people buy land at ridiculous prices? How do people pencil it out with todays grain prices and high input costs? Are people paying cash money thats sitting in there bank account or using other land to cost average the purchase. 50 bushel wheat at $7 doesn't pay for $2000-$3000/ acre land down here anyway. Any personal experiences to share guys?
popeye
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At least you just Hutterites we have them and then there is One Earth Farms up here jacking land rent up to $100 per acre.
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snopro
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Were at $90 here already to.
theseeker
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Our area is surrounded by the Dutch and they are driving the price of land through the roof we're looking at over 300k plus a quarter which doesn't sound like alot for some of you but remember we're in the middle of nowhere and the land is t spectacular. They seem to be fighting amongst each other each one trying to out do the other even rent is already surpassed 100 an acre I'll be damned if I ever pay that it just doesn't pencil out.
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Four years ago $50 per acre was the highest here that I know of.
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snopro
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We still have alot around here at that but a couple guys who are greedy for land are escalating everything to get what they want. There is alot of testosterone in farming these days. Guys get competitive in the coffee shop and don't use there head. It affects everyone in the community with there stupidity.
No, Gerald Woych....was paying 75 rent for a fewyears already in some areas around there......now one earth is continuing the stupidity
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