Bullish thoughts video for USDA report tomorrow

[ASRG]

So ALLFARMER, I have to ask.....how can anyone sell round hay bales for $15? Why would anyone bother growing it?
Alberta Ag says yield for alphalfa/brome is about 3 tons in the best zones? If the bales are 1300 lbs we are not talking more than a little over 1 cent a pound? How does anyone run machinery over that land at that price.......let alone any fertilizer or seeding costs...let alone any kind of return on investment?

[kato]

To buy 15 dollar hay here, it would have to be several years old, black, rained on many times, and likely mouldy.

[ALLFARMER]

Richie Bros auction in Grande Prairie. No one
new they were being sold and in that area
absolutely no one needs hay. Deals can be had if
you go to enough auction sales

[ALLFARMER]

Bad spelling in previous post...'knew' they were
being sold. Went on RBI website / auction results,
couldn't find the bales but found a Schuler 220
silage wagon that looked near new that sold for
$500 now that's cheap.

[errolanderson]

newguy . . . the reason markets didn't
jump and in fact drop (corn and wheat)
is exactly what Charlie stated . . . the
market has already built in the drought.

Funds might ram one more time, but if
margin rates are hiked or if credit
markets suddenly get squeesed or the
global recession/depression worsens or
ongoing BS about central bank stimulus
is finally called a bluff . . . mark me
words . . . there will be one hell of a
sell-off.

The clock is ticking . . . . .

[ALLFARMER]

JD 9600 for 35000
Caseih 9370 quad for 32 000 another 9370 quad
went 42000

[ALLFARMER]

JD 9600 for 35000
Caseih 9370 quad for 32 000 another 9370 quad
went 42000