993 registered.
500 attended live.
5 engaged sponsors.
3 hours.
12 points on what's unraveling.
3 recommendations on what to do next.
1 warning from Canada's Largest Farmland Owner.
Part 1 👇
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I recently had the opportunity to join @AberhartDan . Dan Aberhart on his @GTFPC Growing The Future Podcast with @TimTHR Tim Hammond as a guest.
Tim shares his insights on the current Saskatchewan farmland market and is remarkable as always.
https://t.co/7pMjueKV8J
Is capital is getting more selective?
In Part II, Robert Andjelic moves from macro warning to what actually matters when credit tightens:
• What banks look at first when risk rises
• Why capital availability matters more than interest rates
• How strong operators position themselves early
This isn’t about fear.
It’s about survivability.
Part 2 👇
https://t.co/PajTj2Zpei
993 registered.
500 attended live.
5 engaged sponsors.
3 hours.
12 points on what's unraveling.
3 recommendations on what to do next.
1 warning from Canada's Largest Farmland Owner.
Part 1 👇
https://t.co/MHHAUrmog2
@405farmer Absolutely. In discussions with Robert he said he will be back in a year to see how right he is so we shall see. Hope he’s wrong but he’s got the track record to show.
According to Robert: "A swap usually has a fixed rate for a period of time, anywhere from a year up to 5 years or so. This fixed period is determined by the lender based on your credit worthiness and the lender’s thoughts on where to rates are going. So if you wanted a 10 year rate you would have to extend every year, based on the rate applicable at your extension time. Theoretically you could go to 10 years with the extensions, but a lot of things would have to be in your favour such as favourable rates at the time of your extensions. A 10 year fixed is fixed for 10 years regardless where the interest rates are during the term. The only way that the lender can change that is if you were offside on your commitment letter obligations. The swaps are usually at a lower interest rate than fixed mortgage is, anywhere from 25 basis to 50 basis or more depending on where the lender feels the rates are going. (not financial advice- check with your lender) Thanks"
@Plantmore1 Gleissberg cycles of the sun he talked about it in the first podcast 🤷♂️😅. Hope it rains in sw Sk more that’s for sure. Thanks for the feedback Brent.
If Robert Andjelic met John Dutton,
they wouldn’t talk cattle.
They’d talk capital.
Is a credit squeeze hitting Canadian ag?
Robert’s doing a live Q&A to break it down.
🗓 Jan 7
🎟 Register free: https://t.co/TPtN5hkDIu
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Matt Havens is bringing & leadership to the Convergence Conference, Feb 3–5 2026 in Regina.
Learn why simplicity beats burnout and humor gets results.
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Some lessons only come from decades on the land.
Prairie Prognosis Webinar
Thursday, Nov 6 • 9 AM SK/AB/ MB
Open to all • Live on Zoom
Come hear the story, the science, and the philosophy behind his approach to agronomy.
Save your seat → https://t.co/7kBJyfQaHA…
🚨TOMORROW🚨
Greg Patterson is back to show why pH is just the cover, not the book.
Discover how calcium + magnesium balance fuels strong roots, better uptake, and fewer headaches like clubroot + kochia.
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