Yeah, it would be crazy expensive. Not sure what land prices are like in ND, but could buy a fair chunk of land for that where I’m from. Always tough spending on buildings or machinery when the money could be going towards expanding a farms land base.
@@JT-gi8rx land just sold for 5100/acre around me. But right now it's too many doctors and such buying up the land as investment vrs looking into crop ROI.
@@allenbraun8759 it’s about $1600-$2000 an acre here in Saskatchewan, but our province only has a million people and half of that is in 2 cities. We also have restrictions on foreign buyers, it’s heavily limited as to how many acres someone from outside the province can buy. Our land rent is only $50-$60 an acre in our area as well, so not a crazy good ROI. Land’s never a bad investment, though, you can make profit from it and it steadily appreciates. Hoping this next year is a good one, it will be a game changer if canola prices stay over $18/bushel for us.
Awesome and very helpful on my new journey
Wash bay is bigger than my entire shop
Nice
how do off peak boilers function?
What heats that big shop?
Did ya watch the video you're commenting on?
1:13 heat
1:20 insulation
It’s infloor heat. There are loops run in the concrete that circulate a liquid that makes the floors warm.
a boiler heats a coolant/antifreeze liquid pumped through piping in the floor
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Yeah, it would be crazy expensive. Not sure what land prices are like in ND, but could buy a fair chunk of land for that where I’m from. Always tough spending on buildings or machinery when the money could be going towards expanding a farms land base.
@@JT-gi8rx land just sold for 5100/acre around me. But right now it's too many doctors and such buying up the land as investment vrs looking into crop ROI.
@@allenbraun8759 it’s about $1600-$2000 an acre here in Saskatchewan, but our province only has a million people and half of that is in 2 cities. We also have restrictions on foreign buyers, it’s heavily limited as to how many acres someone from outside the province can buy. Our land rent is only $50-$60 an acre in our area as well, so not a crazy good ROI. Land’s never a bad investment, though, you can make profit from it and it steadily appreciates.
Hoping this next year is a good one, it will be a game changer if canola prices stay over $18/bushel for us.
Nah man they just want to grow until they sell to a larger group fuck the little guys i guess right?