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What 'cost us $1,000 ... is now $2,000': Hamilton farmer takes stock of future as fuel, equipment costs rise

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“What 'cost us $1,000 ... is now $2,000': Hamilton farmer takes stock of future as fuel, equipment costs rise”

As farmers across Canada bring in crops during harvest season, rising fuel costs, expensive equipment and uncertainty over U.S. tariffs have this Hamilton farmer and others reflecting on what may happen down the road.

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