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Non-Tech : Kirk's Market Thoughts
COHR 173.15-9.6%Jan 8 3:59 PM EST
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To: Kirk © who wrote (11885)9/2/2021 9:59:39 PM
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HI kirk,

Back then I don't think international subsidies even were implemented.

Politicians create advantages and disadvantages.

If Canada wants to sell their resources cheap. the US benefits.

I think the state of Wisconsin just wanted to develop some sandy wasteland into something better.

Let's not kid each other it was a poor ass part of Wisconsin. Really!

That being said the program was constructive.

In between, it was found out that the water table was only 30 feet below the ground and water irrigation systems with fertilizer could grow great crops.

In between the greenies are stating that hurricanes are more frequent and telephone poles are in demand.

Chalk it up to good Karma, I guess?

Maybe just normal demand who knows?

Regardless, I have signed a forestry agreement and it looks like demand just caught a new gear.

Should be good business for all.

Here's to a good harvest!

Bob
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