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    Swelling Feedgrain Stocks Next Year

    Feedgrain prices may come under
    considerable price pressure over the
    next few months. A number of factors
    appear merging together to trigger
    possible price pressure.

    1. Spring is late and Cdn wheat quality
    may be threatened.

    2. Crude oil heading to $80 per barrel
    or lower . . . ethanol margins will be
    hit which represent 35% of U.S. corn
    usuage.

    3. The American Midwest is now getting
    too much rain which means a huge corn
    crop this year is possible.

    4. Cattle feeding losses are intolerable
    and will impact feedlot purchasing power
    ahead.

    Suspect in huge recovery in U.S. corn
    ending stocks over the next 12 months.
    Cash corn prices to $4.50/bu or lower?

    an opinion for what it is worth . . . .

    #2
    Suites me just fine.

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      #3
      Wonderful - positive message for anyone involved in Agriculture. Even the corn and grain guys if they think about it from a whole agricultural industry level.

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        #4
        rkaiser . . . you are so right. You can't
        continue to bite the hand that feeds you.

        This would be a healthy correction.

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          #5
          errol...what is your guess on the August grass cattle price wise?

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            #6
            blackjack . . . totally unqualified to
            answer your question, but old enough to
            remember past history.

            This past late winter sell-off is
            similar to 1996. If memory is right,
            there was a late winter cattle wreck and
            by summer, the grass and fed markets
            were boomin. This current market has
            similarities.

            This current weakness is beef demand-
            driven, but moisture conditions are
            improving stateside and this should be
            supportive toward the U.S. feeder
            market.

            The Cdn dollar is also in a downtrend
            which should help out basis levels and
            U.S. corn prices (IMO) will ultimately
            be lower in the long-term. U.S. buyer
            demand for Cdn cattle may heat up within
            a few weeks.

            Personally feel grass market should be
            supported into the mid/late summer
            market. But grain markets are vulnerable
            to further losses.

            an opinion to throw out with the wash .
            . . .

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              #7
              Thanks errol...that's my gut feelings as well...I hope the gut doesn't cause me to have ulcers...lol

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