Oats

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Oooo-kay. Saying sorry doesn't cut it with some people either.

Would !@#$%^&*()<> be more to your liking?

Alright, why did you back away from sowing flax this spring?

[cottonpicken]

It was flax or mustard and mustard had been more profitable in the past.

Dumb luck.

[cottonpicken]

Hopper exactly why will all the Oats be feed??

Still lots of #2-3 Oats out there. Crops don't damage when freezing for a week straight. Rainy cool weather for 2 weeks and 10-15 degrees temps, you have issues.

Thrashed some oats today 0 mildew.

[Hopperbin]

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Damaged oat groats on account weather and delayed harvest. Second column.

[Hopperbin]

Not sure what your showing me?? I know the specs hopper.

I'm saying you will not have a #3-4 oats on staining.

Some might try to tell you so.... But shop around.

[cottonpicken]

Crucial resistance levels 2.75,3.00 and then were gone with hot money taking us to new highs.

The ONLY thing that will take this away is a rally in the usdx-which is breaking resistance downward and has 67ish written all over it.

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We actually thought about your "dumb luck" crop plan, but discarded it due to the fall grasshopper lay, and a bunch of negative experiences.

Difference between #1 and #3 is .2% excreta. Want to try upgrading, and have had up to 9% sound mustard taken as dockage (of no value) to accomplish this. Our comment was to return this 9% to us, and we would use it as seed with the grasshopper crap as fertilizer.

We've sold lots of it in the 59 to 75 cent/lb range, but even at the point of feeling good on a stage coach riding shotgun on a super B load, I hate the games that brokers and buyers play with mustard.

So, I'm going to leave that market to you. Flax will make a comeback.