If you told a Saskatchewan farmer in the 1980s that their two-section farm would be worth $2 million in 2020, they would have laughed and asked what you were drinking. Farmland values have increased exponentially over the last ten years, and most farmers do not view their land as an asset. It's just their land. Historically, farmland has been passed on from generation to generation, keeping the farm in the family. Parents, children, and siblings all worked together. The full article, by Curtis J. Onishenko, is published in the Spring 2020 issue of Global Ventures Magazine, a publication of the Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership.
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Attachment: Global Ventures Magazine Spring 2020
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