Crush plant prices

[farming101]

Don't look now but Cargill Clavet just widened their June/July basis out to 30.50 under! How can you win??

[bucket]

They just picked up a stack of TPAs. They are set for a while.

Good for klause. He will be hauling canola from the east and west sides of saskatchewan to clavet.

[fjlip]

Maybe haul it back FROM Mb.

[bucket]

I wouldn't doubt that in the current environment. The cwb used to get grain to Churchill and the rail it back to vancouver. And had the ****ing nerve to say it didn't cost anything.

Not much changes. Same game plan different players.

[SASKFARMER3]

Makes sense why give a fair price have to keep the expansion plans financed in Ukraine by Cargill. We pay so that some day they take over us as exporters.

[BTO_farmalll]

Yep,

Just Like We Pay Out The A$$ fer Our Technology and The Rest of The World Gets To Use it fer 1/10 The Cost at Best!!!!!!!!!

ahhhhh Farming, Bend Over and Enjoy It!!!!!!!!!!

[Klause]

Unloaded canola in altona... Drove to morris loaded canola taking it to yorkton. Like wtf?

[farming101]

Klause, both loads generic?

[SASKFARMER3]

Welcome to trucking klauss wait last year I had two big trailers of malt have a trip to South Dakota Cargill passed at canada Cargill yet rejected once their! So the barley came home!

[Oliver88]

Too much canola grown in Sask, the crushers have no incentive to increase prices.

[Klause]

Regular commodity canola. Dropping this in yorkton then backtracking to wroxton to pick up wheat headed to a feed mill in Humboldt area

[SASKFARMER3]

Oliver you might be right. Ah yes the project by the canola council wall to wall canola will give you strong markets. What a crock of Shit@