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    #25
    My canola looks real good it's in the bag and even a nice blue colored...

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      #26
      Latest BS out of Alberta.
      DONT WORRY -8 wont Damage the Canola Crop.
      Note. If you seeded at 15LBs an acre maybe. What a fricking joke.
      Were flooded and the good areas froze. HM some one is sending BS information.
      South of us on top of valley lots seeded Canola first since the land drains to valley they were able to get going early. Now their reseeding because their crops were gone. AH dry frost Damage more than a wet one.

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        #27
        Sorry Charliep but $13.58 didn't even spark my interest,but they are atleast getting closer.I bought and paid for this farm years ago,and the boys are set right up now to.So they don't mind letting me gamble with the price on the canola,and gives the hired man and me something to do by moving it around once in a while to insure it stays a number 1.My way of saying to the grain buyers i'm not a price taker,a lot of people could learn from that!

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          #28
          Thats fair. The summer is going to interesting. My only concerns are soybean oil - how much above 60 cents/lb can beanoil go. Also China - will it continue to import oilseeds to the extent it has.


          I hear you on not accepting the bid price. If farmers want to be market makers (which is fair), do they have an offer price? If $13.68/bu isn't adequate (it may not be), would $14/bu having you booking sales? Some other price? If markets go haywire this summer, will get you offered the same basis you did on this deal?

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            #29
            I think TNT is holding out for $9.00/bushel.

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              #30
              Froze the canola east of Red Deer Alberta. Got the potatoes in the garden as well. Red Deer area produces a lot of canola.

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                #31
                I agree Red Deer Produces a lot of Canola yet the experts say -8 wont hurt canola.

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                  #32
                  "Oh I forgot HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH A"

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                    #33
                    Well two - 4's sure cause alot of damage. 50-75% canola plants are "DEAD" pinched right off and dried up. Some has a chance but realy, no damage from a -8, complete B/S..

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                      #34
                      When it hits $14 a bushels i will start signing contracts.

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