I have some distant Scottish ancestors on my mother's side. Maybe I could use that angle to work into a more favorable position? LOL. Seriously, here in the US I don't see such a program happening and I don't know that the taxpayer should be on the hook for such a program. It's a tough world for some including myself as we seem to be better suited for the old economy which is fading away as we speak. I think that there will be an adjustment at some point. The common thread in my example about post WWI and the 1980's was that prior to those periods there was a large run up in commodity prices. Some might scoff and say today is different and it is in a lot of respects. But don't understate the current which is quite a few young people who could go into a favorable farming situation flat out do not want to do so. This will work to put land onto the market at a rate that the BTO"s can't take advantage of unless they can buy the local bank. Agri-creditors have gotten a lot more skittish in the last year and guys don't want to be fired because they rolled the dice on a few large operators. My opinion for what it is worth.
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