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Yeah, your probably right. We'll discuss this plan at the footy tomorrow then. :D Where the hell were you last week? I'm beaming the first grade video into the clubhouse now while the game is on. You can get a beer and not miss the action :p See ya's.

I was reading THE LAND today and some bloke reckons wheat prices could drop another 20% yet. That would put it at or below cost of production. He could be right too, who knows. If it did drop another 20%, farmers globally would pull their heads in, slash inputs and acres, production would slump...

Input prices were very low for me last year, after record high prices the year before. My biggest input costs are fertilizer and roundup herbicide. Fertilizer was down to about $450 per tonne for urea which is back to about normal. It was over $1000 per tonne the year before and peaked at $1200...

No idea. But I haven't been effected by drought all that much. I'm running at slightly above average right now. I got less than average rain last year, much above average the 2 years previous, dry before that, etc, etc, blah blah. The noughties decade was right on average total rain for me...