“You're paying about $17,000 more this year for one combine than you'd be paying last year for that exact same combine.”

Podcasts - RealAgriculture · Kate Sauser named interim executive director at Grain Growers of Canada

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calculated the additional diesel cost for a class 7-8 combine during harvest

$17,000 more per combine this year

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