When I was in Iowa a year ago I heard that farm land was going for as much as $10,000 an acre. This price is very dependent on the price of corn, or rather on what people expect the price of corn will be in the near future. I suspect the government's ethanol program has something to do with this.
Yesterday I put up
a post about a classic car auction taking place in Brothers, which is a small town in Eastern Oregon. I remarked that there wasn't much there, and Posthip Scott sends me this little notice from 1914.
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Yeah? And the land in Death Valley is "worthless", too??? UNDERNEATH Death Valley lies the WORLD'S LARGEST KNOWN FRESHWATER AQUIFER. Depends on how deeply we do the math, I suppose.
ReplyDeleteSending this to my TIVs currently residing in Oregon.
ReplyDeleteThey should find this comedically valuable.