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If it's anything like Montana and Wyoming, I wouldn't exactly call it prime farm land -- The weather and climate make it particularly hard to consistently turn
by farwind 8y ago
If it's anything like Montana and Wyoming, I wouldn't exactly call it prime farm land -- The weather and climate make it particularly hard to consistently turn a profit, and you need to be prepared to weather several years in a row with no reasonable crop.
- bryanlarsen 8y agoIt's prime for Saskatchewan. Better than Montana or Wyoming land, but not a lot better. It's certainly not Kansas. As for profits, the 2010s have been very good to Saskatchewan farmers. Decent crops and great prices, especially for lentils.