Re: Subtitles to farmer's
[Re: nate]
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10/05/25 01:52 AM
10/05/25 01:52 AM
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bluegrassman
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i couldnt buy land and all the equipment to get started from scratch and see a profit in my lifetime. no way possible. but if you already own the land and its paid for and all the equipment and you inherit it then your are sitting on a gold mine.
Anyone that owns a gun and votes democrat deserves to have there gun taken, cause they truly are too stupid to own a gun.
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Re: Subtitles to farmer's
[Re: JoMiBru]
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10/05/25 01:54 AM
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bluegrassman
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out of all the physical labor type jobs out there i would love to be a farmer. but there is no way to become a farmer in this day in age without being born into it or being rich enough to buy land and such. Go “buy land and such” and let your so called subsidies pay for it. According to your theory it’s an easy way to get rich . Are you a little girl? Because you’re whining like one. how about you tell us how many acres you own. tell us what the average price farm land sells for around you. lets see how poor you are.
Anyone that owns a gun and votes democrat deserves to have there gun taken, cause they truly are too stupid to own a gun.
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Re: Subtitles to farmer's
[Re: nate]
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10/05/25 09:14 AM
10/05/25 09:14 AM
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williamsburg ks
danny clifton
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Around here property tax is 4-5 times higher for ground that is not designated ag use.
Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
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Re: Subtitles to farmer's
[Re: trapdog1]
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10/05/25 12:09 PM
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Armpit, ak
Dirt
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It would be one thing if it were just about good quality food. But cheap ethanol and corn syrup are not that. I am somewhat old, but I remember many government programs that were meant to increase the price of farm commodities, hence food.
Who is John Galt?
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Re: Subtitles to farmer's
[Re: Dirt]
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10/05/25 01:09 PM
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MJM
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I am somewhat old, but I remember many government programs that were meant to increase the price of farm commodities, hence food. Any program paid for with taxes increases the price of food. They keep raise taxes and add what we pay them on. They say farmers have a strong lobby, that means enough money to bribe to get bills passed.
Last edited by MJM; 10/05/25 01:12 PM.
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Re: Subtitles to farmer's
[Re: nate]
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10/05/25 07:29 PM
10/05/25 07:29 PM
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williamsburg ks
danny clifton
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ X2
Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
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Re: Subtitles to farmer's
[Re: nate]
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10/05/25 08:23 PM
10/05/25 08:23 PM
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Bob_Iowa
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I no there's vacant land here that people pay taxes on that's worth next to nothing and farm ground in the same square mile that's worth 8-10 k per acre the one that isn't farmed at least 20 x more in taxes for the same amount. Even the assesser here says the farmers are getting off dirt cheap and there's nothing that he can do. Says it's the government and farm bureau, the farmers pay zero property tax on there machinery which carried over too there lawn mowers etc.
Here valuation is based off of CSR2 and is slow to raise, the piece that isn’t farmed may actually have a higher CSR2, I just went though a similar situation, so the valuation would be higher, the taxation rate is set by the supervisor’s, the machinery comment I think you meant sales tax which was removed, I believe in the 80’s, to promote sales and try to drive the ag manufacturing sector I can see this ending relatively soon.
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Re: Subtitles to farmer's
[Re: Bear Tracker]
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10/05/25 08:35 PM
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I do believe if a landowner gets subsidies, animal control tags, etc. the land should be open to the public for hunting, trapping, or fishing. Why?
Who is John Galt?
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Re: Subtitles to farmer's
[Re: Bob_Iowa]
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10/05/25 08:59 PM
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Here you go ive got a 56x28 ranch style house with a 36x28 garage built in 2007 on 5 acres.my neighbor has a older 2 story house that has been completely gutted and remodeled inside and out a 50x 28 garage that's only 7 years old 3 grain bins a 120x60ft machine shed brand new tin within the last 5 years a 60x 80 cattle shed new within the last 10 years a couple older outbuildings still in very good condition plus a 100 acres his assessed value is only 27,000 more then mine hes got 95 more acres then me worrh at least 8,000 a acre on the low side.take 95 x 8,000is 760,000 not including the buildings and house.Farmland gets taxed a (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) of alot cheaper at least here in Illinois.
As I pointed out in my prior post valuation is slow to increase, here homes are based on square feet and floors, remolding a home doesn’t change much, same with out buildings age dictates a lot on value also if there’s concrete in the shed.[/quote] Valuation gets changed every 4 years here when the tax assessor comes around and inspects the property for any improvements plus they go off of similar sales of land in previous years to assess yours.he bought that farm for 400,000 back in 2008 remodeled the house put new tin on the machine shed built the garage and cattle shed after he bought it .my house is 18 years old and my taxes keep going up so by your response my taxes should go down because my house is getting older doesn't work that way .
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Re: Subtitles to farmer's
[Re: nate]
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10/05/25 09:39 PM
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Snow Hill, MD
JoMiBru
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how about you tell us how many acres you own. tell us what the average price farm land sells for around you. lets see how poor you are.
The land we/I own won’t be sold , at least god willing under my watch. So it will not translate to cash. Hopefully never will for generations to come. We work the land, and enjoy a lifestyle of grain farming. Our family has worked hard for what we have. We have enjoyed our every inch of our property, hunting trapping fishing camping, four generations of avid outdoorsman. No, we’re not poor. We (my family) are rich in a way that we love what we do and try to enjoy every day in some way. Cash rich ?! - absolutely not. I’ll leave it at that, and if you have further questions or comments, shoot me a pm. John
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Re: Subtitles to farmer's
[Re: houndone]
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Yesterday at 11:14 AM
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Foxpaw
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Back in the 70s before subsidies every small farmer had dairy,hogs,beef,sheep if prices fell off on one you had something else to fall back on.most farmers now either totally grain farm or a combo of beef and grain times have changed. What was the Soil Bank act in 1956 ?
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Re: Subtitles to farmer's
[Re: nate]
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Yesterday at 11:43 AM
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williamsburg ks
danny clifton
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Ranchers in the west get cheap per head grazing rights to public land. The public can use it also with regs about closing gates not injuring livestock etc. IMO subsidized farm ground should be the same thing. If the public must help pay the bills its only right.
Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
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