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Re: High fuel, I love it.
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Posted by IaGary on March 08, 2007 at 17:29:38 from (207.177.17.177):
In Reply to: Re: High fuel, I love it. posted by Hugh MacKay on March 08, 2007 at 17:08:54:
Yup and all the other money floating around. I can't think of a thing that at at least twice as high now as it was in the 70's except one thing grain prices. Corn was 2.50 then and only 4.00 today. Cars were 6000 then and are 18000 or more today. Even cereal is twice as high but the grain in it didn't do it. New tractor then 17,000 today 80,000. Poeples wages 8.00 then 20.00 now. Gallon of milk 1.90 then 2.50 now. Hummmm 4.50 soybeans 7.00 today. Land 1000 then 3500 today. NH3 125 a ton 450 today. .80 gas in 75, 2.50 today Have I made my point. So if high gas will drive up grain I'm all for it. Whatever it takes to get grain up.
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