[jazz]

Broadacre Agriculture Inc., a corporate farm controlling more than 65,000 acres of Saskatchewan farmland, has entered into creditor protection.
Incorporated in 2010, the company owes more than $46 million to lenders, investors and farm suppliers.


Broadacre Agriculture enters creditor protection - The Western Producer

 

[8850jd]

And this is a surprise...

 

[MCatSHF]

Hello Jazz
The bigger they are, the harder they fall. We all have to pay, whenever a large or small business goes bust. The financial lending institutions & input supply companies have to make up for these loses by charging those of us left to carry on a little bit more.

 

[hammerman]

This is just the start of things to come.

 

[SKfarming]

This is just the start of things to come.

Reading this I remembered what one old timer told me almost 30 years ago.

The good times break more farmers than the poor times.

 

[moonlk]

Heard today that they were paying $190 cash rent on the irrigated land around Outlook.

 

[kris]

Really good advertising for the likes of pike management and Larry rude when they steer their own operations right into the ****ter. The best advisor I have seen is own father and grandfather, they steered this farm through the worst of the worst and kept it afloat so any of you young beginners out there remember that they may have the best resource standing right beside you don't take it for granted.

 

[Kurt]

I would say that's in line with $125 shop rate in winter..............