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    #13
    Bins cleaned out with the exception of a little i kept for seed just in case jack shows up, god forbid.

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      #14
      100% of durum still in the bins and glad we hung on. Some of it was committed to producer cars that are way behind in delivery. Mainly #2-3 grade wise and wasn't willing to give it away. Price has picked up substantially. Great western rail has 2200 outstanding orders for cars and has been getting the shaft from CPR and CN. Canola slated for rail cars is now just being trucked out at the buyers expense. Was supposed to be gone in May/June. Lentils gone and Chickpeas still in the bin. Lots of bags still on the ground in our area. Short line rails have been bent over this year by the big boys.

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        #15
        By mid August all gone except a little seed I won't sell for $5.
        The question being asked is.
        Would the basis have jumped to where it did had no one panicked, and everyone planned ahead?

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          #16
          All our bins were empty at the end of May..

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            #17
            Hiway cn cp should stand legs spread so you can kick them hard. I do it for ex wife and it works.

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              #18
              Comments indicate most are cleaned out .
              Hear that there has been less movement in north eastern Sask, any truth in that?

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                #19
                Crusher up here looking for Aug Canola.

                Some backlog on producer cars still being cleaned up.

                Big wheat crop wow!

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                  #20
                  Pioneer Wadena loading 100 wheat this week. Oats cars said to be after that. No premium so must be all contracted and delivered. They are not full.

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                    #21
                    Peace country still still buried in grain. We are always last.

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                      #22
                      Peace country still still buried in grain. We are always last.

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                        #23
                        Jester,
                        How are you using paper to price things like peas, lentils, malt barley, feed barley?
                        Is there a futures of another grain that you feel follows the prices close enough?
                        I know that I need to get much better st futures and basis contracts than I am. I want to learn more.
                        Assume that your grain is leaving your farm when basis is at an acceptable level for you.

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                          #24
                          40 cent premium on CWRS today in Wadena, guess cars are not full yet?

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