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Re: Salpeter??? and fertilizer.


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Posted by dave2 on March 16, 2009 at 08:57:38 from (139.139.35.70):

In Reply to: Salpeter??? and fertilizer. posted by Mike (WA) on March 16, 2009 at 08:35:41:

There is a brighter side to it...I was content in staying a private hobby, but the thing that forced the issue is: a farmer can build a building on his property up to 100 sq meters with a poured floor/foundation without a permit or submitting plans. I built 2 18 sq meter pole type sheds and and had several offices out all wanting money and blood. One was built 2 years ago and noone said anything but the one this year got someone's attention. They got there just as I was finishing the last rafter and told me to stop so I have a frame with tarps for walls and roof sheltering 2 horses. So, get my farm registration and I can keep the buildings, buy cheaper feed, fuel, supplies (7% tax instead of 19%), cheaper license plates on my tractor and ATV, and a few other goodies that won't cost a dime because we'll never make enough to have to PAY taxes on the deal. All because of a building. Could have put up a tent or Teepee and everything would have been peachy.

The biggest perk is, my health insurance only pays after a deductible and doesn't cover some minor stuff. With the insurance we have to carry (cost about 100 bucks a year) if myself or anyone gets hurt on the property, 100% of medical expenses are covered to include follow up for however long it takes and disability payments if required. Not bad huh???


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