maybe its been broken for ever but was itbnot desinged for farmers

[Hopperbin]

Farmers should be a part of the sqeeze the last trade. Why are we not? Big questions.

[Hopperbin]

Farmers should be able to price to end of contract. Very end of contract.

[mbdog]

absolutely

[Hopperbin]

Price fn reality.

[bgmb]

you know you guys are more than welcome to trade futures to your hearts content.

[Hopperbin]

**** off sorry.
We have the grain. Why are we left out?

[Hopperbin]

Scrw you bgmg the futures price exchange should reflect price to farmer.

[Hopperbin]

So today what does ttbe furures represent. ?pay me ****ing 10 dollarrs. Pay me ****ung 11. We should be at 15.

[PrairieDude]

Bgmb is correct. You could have bought the July nov spread. Why dwell on a pricing mechanism that isn't there. Move on.

[bucket]

Everyone knows the "families" are colluding in the canadian grain market.

They have decided collectively to not use the ICE winnipeg futures for durum, wheat, and barley. If they choose not to use the market that is there to hedge durum, what is the point of having them?

Canola they all sit down and decide what to pay, they don't use futures they don't have to. Farmers will put in targets for price and when they decide to scoop them up they do.

I am wrong as most will say. But why do they use they canola futures as a reference point for pricing. But for durum they use an american wheat future?

Why not price canola off the soybean market? And why is there such a discount for canola to soybeans?