You would still need concrete walls for the dividers, so I would guess concrete and wood will be cheaper. We just about went concrete the whole way up but in the end we went this route. Been awhile since we have done a steel building so can’t give you a definitive answer.
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fredw
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Cdnfireman
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Do you guy do regular old pole sheds?
Yes we do.
fredw
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Is that the shed at Kevin S new feed lot?
No. It’s for a dairy farmer in the Ponoka area.
fredw
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Brother put up a 80-300’ pole shed a few years back.. heated 1/3, cooled 2/3.. beautiful building over all, and big bi- fold doors either end, shop doors on the one side.. big investment but there for generations to use
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I had put up a steel building 70-200’ back in 08.. it was threw the last us recession.. I was going to go wood till they called and offered steel for same price to keep plant running a month longer.. been a good building so far.. but kinda wished I went wood looking at his
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Feed barley at $7 and feed wheat at $8.75. Both picked up.
fredw
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Wow.. where is that, have a load of feed wheat to sell yet
fredw
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Just got a quote for 9.15 taken to feed lot alley .. SOLD
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Yo farmers, u gonna grow a few weed plants in your field this year? Y’all can grow 4 plants legally! Grow some Pilsner money!
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back again on the potash. Maybe too late for this spring with seeding started. Anyway, got 10-15 trucks of granular 0062 at $500/mt delivered within 250 miles of Calgary and 40 trucks of fines 51.3360 at $400/mt delivered if anyone interested. Call Dennis 250 546 0499. Tks!
snopro
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Hi Dennis! Long time. How goes the battle?
eclipse1966
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I would like to say all good but going thru a nasty divorce is not the the faint of heart LOL. Hence the reason I have not been on here very much lately. Otherwise, all good and trying to keep my head above water from this stupid COVID BS. How about you? I hear moisture is lacking for guys and is a bit of concern for us buyers but then again things can change in a heart beat.
snopro
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Sorry to hear that Dennis. All the best. Yes we are dry. One has to be optimistic. You know the old saying? "Seed in the dust, grain bins will bust!"
jhurkot
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Wow $22.77 bu canola. Also had a guy asking about heated canola and offered $15 bu picked up.
fredw
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Sold lentils your way yesterday at 35c
snopro
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Thanks bud......really needed to see this post. FML
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