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<blockquote data-quote="Jackov Altraids" data-source="post: 7913249" data-attributes="member: 3566"><p>Yesterday on the fertiliser price tracker thread I asked;</p><p></p><p>"What I would really like to know is if anyone has done any calculations around fert/ grain prices and the subsequent value per acre for growing crops next year. It would be very interesting to compare those values with ELMS and see which paid best for buffers, margins etc."</p><p></p><p>Whichever way I look, I see productive land being rather valuable in the next few years. The high price and/or low availability of fertiliser will put a premium on forage, grains and probably everything else.</p><p> I think many people were looking to put a portion of land into ELMS as a 'safety net' but committing it for years at such low rates of return with a long list of requirements that they can change, is looking like a liability.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jackov Altraids, post: 7913249, member: 3566"] Yesterday on the fertiliser price tracker thread I asked; "What I would really like to know is if anyone has done any calculations around fert/ grain prices and the subsequent value per acre for growing crops next year. It would be very interesting to compare those values with ELMS and see which paid best for buffers, margins etc." Whichever way I look, I see productive land being rather valuable in the next few years. The high price and/or low availability of fertiliser will put a premium on forage, grains and probably everything else. I think many people were looking to put a portion of land into ELMS as a 'safety net' but committing it for years at such low rates of return with a long list of requirements that they can change, is looking like a liability. [/QUOTE]
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