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House looks cozy and well kept. And a lot of yard to work with. My kind of place. :ok:

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http://watch.bnn.ca/#clip156781


Brag up Saskaboom quite a bit

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Your yard is 320 acres.

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Is that your place or are you the agent??

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Can I get that with no down on a 5 year ARM?
I have no income, job, or assets.

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Why is it so cheap with all that land?? Something like that would sell for at least double where I am from.

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Not trying to sell anything.

Lots of farm talk on here.Just passing info.

I follow u.s farm prices and know that farms are completly out of reach for people down there.

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Its cheap because there is a lack of people here.

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oh ok. That makes sense. I love it. I might want to move there now. haha

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Nice, but that would be one bitch of a daily commute for me.

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Canuckfarmer:

I see from the ad on the house they have a natural gas furnace......would that be from a well on the place ? Or do you guys run gas lines that far out in the country ? Ad says they are two miles from a paved road, so I assume that's fairly rural territory.

Natural gas here is only supplied in urban areas......we country folk are out of luck with NG, have to go propane....or you happen to have a natural gas well on your place.

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Yah beat me to that question Andy....it would be a heck of a asset to have your own NG well on site...cure a ton of problems

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Maybe this will answer that question:

http://www.weatherbase.com/weather/w...=016827&refer=

Not much use farm land with that kind of climate. What can you grow there besides radishes and lettuce?

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N gas lines run everywhere.

On my farm we are 5 miles from a ten thousand person city and we have town water that was trenched in 15 years ago.I think the water is now trenched in up to ten miles away in every direction.

As far as growing stuff,you can grow everything,easily.

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About 350 miles further north than MTL, and higher elevation too.

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I like the way they swept up all the snow and chased the polar bears away so as to make the pics look nice.

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Ya,clear blue skies,fresh air,quietness most have never heard, a nights sky that would make your jaw drop,tons of wildlife and nobody around,sure sucks.

Not to mention affordable.

You can leed a horse to water.....

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Canadians in the countryside, are actually pretty nice people, often a little bit too much to the left for my taste, but still good quality folks no matter how you look at it.

The reason the land is cheap is because it yields about 1/2 of what you would get from the land in Pennsylvania, plus it is farther away from a major market, which is important to the agribusiness types.

If you were just growing for yourself, or if you especially focused on higher-value items like herbs, spices, or even naturally raised animals, then you could expect to do well on such a spread.