canola pricing

[bucket]

Golden1

What were they taking in moose jaw last week?

Last time I was there it was an 1 1/2 hour wait.

[bucket]

There are lots of shiny snow fences been built in the last 6 months.

Guys like storage. And graincos love it because they save themselves a shit load of money when farmers build for one turn every 2 years.

They know where it is, why bid for it?

Just ask the cwb. They have been asked about condo space. Cheaper for farmers to build it they say even if farmers are paying for it either way.

[golden1]

bucket,hauled rsw but saw canola, lentils durum, and peas in pits.

[Hopperbin]

**** off.bucket. cwb is good

[bucket]

Hopper

No doubt they are, read my reply in your thread.

I maybe articulated it wrong.

They are building new elevators. State of the art. 134 car loop track to cater to the railways. 42000 tonnes. Single lane driveway that doesn't cater to farmers or truckers other than no moving the super Bs.

They should have storage for 4 trains properly scheduled. Don't know what happens in a year like this.

I asked if they would consider condo storage in any form and the answer was no. How about 2 lanes - no.

Your right it's all good.

Now go look at a potash plant logistics and see if they are building a state of the art grain plant for 24/7 operating or just something a 30 year veteran of the grain industry said will work.

Sincerely,
The dumb****led farmer

[MBgrower]

Really, 40k storage in todays world isnt that much especially when you have single farmers producing 20-30,000 tonnes per year. Dont understand why they dont add more storage, would be a benefit for blending and perhaps give them more options on grade discounts if grades can be improved at their facility.

[bucket]

That's what I was thinking and what's better than getting farmers to pay to build it as condo space?