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pknoeber
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11/8/2015 21:36 (#4885468 - in reply to #4885417)
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RE: Why current farmland values are well supported
SW KS, near Dodge City
Utility companies get to use the road easements a lot for their utilities.
And you're likely right about fire and police for the farmland, but I bet you might be shocked at road maintenance costs.
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coup
: 11/8/2015 20:15
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ehoff
: 11/8/2015 20:54
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Wheat77
: 11/8/2015 21:06
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sed
: 11/8/2015 21:41
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happyfarmer
: 11/8/2015 21:45
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badjaccs
: 11/9/2015 08:21
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: 11/8/2015 20:57
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pknoeber
: 11/8/2015 21:05
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sed
: 11/8/2015 21:15
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pknoeber
: 11/8/2015 21:36
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sed
: 11/8/2015 21:46
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badjaccs
: 11/9/2015 08:31
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JC STONE
: 11/8/2015 21:09
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: 11/8/2015 21:21
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cornbore
: 11/8/2015 21:12
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tmrand
: 11/8/2015 21:32
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bp1111
: 11/10/2015 22:02
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tmrand
: 11/11/2015 06:17
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00rooster
: 11/8/2015 23:18
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cows-n-crops
: 11/8/2015 23:49
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GrainTrader
: 11/9/2015 00:34
Krondratiev Wave theory
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redoak
: 11/9/2015 05:23
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cornbore
: 11/9/2015 06:30
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mjl
: 11/9/2015 06:40
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mcfarm
: 11/9/2015 05:24
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coup
: 11/9/2015 06:33
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Tiler
: 11/9/2015 06:58
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Clay SEIA
: 11/9/2015 07:46
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redoak
: 11/9/2015 11:48
RE: Cycles work when there isn't 'fundamental change"
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Pat H
: 11/9/2015 07:12
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Brandon SWIA
: 11/9/2015 07:49
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cornbore
: 11/9/2015 08:08
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GrainTrader
: 11/9/2015 12:18
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cornbore
: 11/9/2015 12:42
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Brandon SWIA
: 11/9/2015 12:44
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: 11/9/2015 13:15
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runnin_on_empty
: 11/9/2015 21:23
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: 11/10/2015 20:30
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