@gregzimpleman It was the second best decision my father made in his career our farm has been on a fiscal year since 1980
His best decision was to buy land every chance he could
@Matthew1530896@cfarms76 Take 2.23 times the national average yield for corn of that year put that total in the inflation calculator then compare 4.00 times 186 and see what the difference is it will still be some difference but not the 3x your showing
@theLandTalker I farmed thru the eighties there are all kinds of differences now
1. No non ag money buying land in the eighties
2. Long term interest rate was 2x of today
3. Only asset loans back then no lender cared if you could cash flow it
4. Farmers with big land debt arent as leveraged
@AgrisAcademy My father and grandfather built are grain system in 1978 my big bin in that project was a 48-15 ring bin still using today on second set of fans and unload original floor this a generational investment not a decade investment
@BenRiensche@gwiesefarms I survived the 80s 2 huge differences today the high interest in the 80s was 18% not 8
And in the 80s almost no out side money buying land
It’s my opinion that land might stay flat to down 10% nothing like the 80s of retracting 60-80%