How stupid are Canadian Farmers

[Klause]

Sorry, that should be 400 a ton not a tonne.


Also to clarify, I have no issues pre buying... and covering it with pre sales... but having said that there were no real deals this fall either... Lowest here was 510 a tonne and wheat at the time 4.70 a bushel.

[dave4441]

50 cents/lb old crop reds worked back to farm? Sorry, I haven't posted as much on here, get tired of the rhetoric. But Larry's comment is so radically full of bullshit it is not even funny. Base processing and 38 cents per pound is hardly tradeable. New crop reds are pulling back and demand is softening. But why let realities of the market get in the way of analysis.

[Klause]

dave, wanna email me some time? wondering if you are buying peas or had a bid out there ;P Always like doing business with people I (at least sorta) know.

[dave4441]

We don't buy peas yet but may be in the future. Will let you know.

[bgmb]

In the fall wheat was 6.75 locally and urea was 500/tonne picked up in spring.

64bu/tonne of fert in USD

[riders2010]

translation for dave too many other guys buy peas so its not like canary seed where a couple buyers just pick a number for what they want to pay.

[Klause]

bgmb, you must live in a wonderful world...


6.75 wheat? locally?


Must be S. Manitoba where elevators are forced to compete with the US prices... Only wheat that was remotely north of 6 bucks was the stuff that was pre-contracted a year ago.

[dave4441]

No, we don't have an asset to use for the pea market. Crawl back under your rock.

[bgmb]

Klause, you should look into doing producer cars to churchill from where you are.

[LWeber]

What is usd1045 fob work back to dave?
Little short are u?

[bgmb]

where are yo finding wheat at 6.33 a bu USD? must be a long ways south of the line?

[Klause]

that price was in an offer email from an American broker... going to southern Montana.