Hey look! I got the #1 Medal at the SK Half Marathon. Not bad for an old guy. Errr wait. It says TransCanada #1. Never mind. Carry on. – at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Gathered in Saskatoon this weekend for a mini college reunion. We have connected annually for 33 consecutive years since graduating @agbiousask in 1991. Rick Steinke, Lyle Bateman, Allen Altwasser, Boyd Hampson, Rob Hamlin, Kory Rogers, and myself. – at Corman Park No. 344, Saskatchewan

Normally I get my ducks in a row before we leave on vacation. I guess a triangle will have to suffice. – at Downtown, Vancouver

What do you do during an epic snow storm in Saskatchewan? Why you have an ice bath, of course! – at Corman Park No. 344, Saskatchewan

Status Update: Sale Pending! $44,995,000 Birsay 8,595 acres Grain Farmland with Irrigation youtu.be/IIr3w0tSCYA?si=50on… via @YouTube

A parent's dream, two convocations in the same session. Jillian from Kinesiology & Kelsey from Medicine. So proud of their achievements. So excited for their futures. We are so grateful @usask for providing an education to 4 generations of our family members. – at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

My niece, Sydney Hicks, convocated today from @agbiousask She represents 4 generations of Ag grads in our family over 98 years. Grandpa (Lindsay) Blair graduated in 1925 (Syd is holding his degree), Dad (Jim Hammond) in 1969, Bill Hicks 1995 @saskaggrads @usask @UofSAgros – at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Match day result for Kelsey: #USask Family Medicine She got her 1st choice! So excited to see her start her medical career in Saskatchewan!

This interesting. Biggar's liquor permit sold for $1,105,000. Gross sales are approx. 4-5k per day. Gross margin may be 15% at best. My napkin math says it sold for ~11 times EBITDA. They must know something I don't. – at Corman Park No. 344, Saskatchewan

My niece, Sydney Hicks, at her @agbiousask graduation with Mom & Dad. She represents 4 generations of Ag grads in our family. Grandpa (Lindsay) Blair graduated in 1925, Dad (Jim Hammond) in 1969, & me in 1991. @saskaggrads @usask @UofSAgros – at Corman Park No. 344, Saskatchewan

After a 2 year delay, we were finally able to hold our 30 year reunion (Colleg of Agriculture, class of 1991 ish). I am so grateful to be connected with this group of amazing people. @saskaggrads @agbiousask @usask – at Corman Park No. 344, Saskatchewan

This is interesting... Although land values are affected by the cost of borrowing, it isn’t the only factor determining values. Increases will, however, flush out more sellers as they can park capital safely > 5%. -> more balanced supply vs demand fcc-fac.ca/en/knowledge/econ…

Strong 2021 market conditions for farmland appear to have carried over into the first half of 2022. FCC reports an average increase of 8.4% in SK. Although drought conditions in 2021 held steady values in some areas, others increased significantly. fcc-fac.ca/en/knowledge/econ…