Yield for Wheat is a Droping World Wide!

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Caseih

Why would I let them know where my grain is.

Do they provide any transparent reports yet?

All they need to know is what is going to be dumped.

They can scratch their heads the rest of the time.

I must say though where I haul my grain the people are really good and they understand wtf is going on.

[SASKFARMER3]

I like the comment on cant deliver on my contracts till fall of 2016. Funny some of the oats from the year 2002 or 2004 wasn't delivered till the following fall. But then oats was worth a lot higher because it was in such scarce supply.
See in Canada under the cone of silence the Grain companies definitely know the shit show in rural Canada. But because nothing gets reported till its to late they are able to Manipulate the market before hand. Did I say that me bad. They can get grain out of stupid farmers before the shit show happens. Did I say that. They change the delivery month and add because they can when you roll your contract.
Grain markets in Canada are F#$ked we have the three pigs when before we just had one useless idiotic relic.

But remember we need 25 mil mt of canola. Our varieties are their to get us through any thing. Our new drills are way better designed to handle any condition.
Just ask a crop advisor that tells you to still keep putting fungicides etc on a crop that hasn't had any rain this year. I'm sure someone has seen that advise.
All the shit in the world can not work if mother nature doesn't at least cooperate just a little.
We learnt that in the flood years. Mud is a Dud and Drought wipes you out.

[Guest]

good enough to let people out of contracts without a great big admin fee ?

[farmaholic]

Anyone sitting with past due delivery on a contract?

Does everyone have their target prices or grain pricing order contracts signed? Hurry get them in, only way to get grain sold for fall of 2016.

I wonder if the canola $10u price lever will pry any bin doors open on unpriced grain this year(15/16)?

[farmaholic]

correction: "fall of 2015"

[boarderbloke]

If everyone is still dry the fall, farmers as a group, really need to push for Act of God clauses in any 2016 production contracts. It would be an opportunity where there are enough farmers in the same boat that as a group, we could have some unity. We can't continue to be burdened with so much risk. Even if your in a wetter area, why wouldn't you want to have an AofG clause.

Our area is wet, but it's been cool, our crops are later than normal, frost this fall is still a real possibility, particularly if there is such a large dry area to the north/west.

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Farmaholic

This is going to be one interesting year.

Inventories are dropping at the west coast. Supplies are dropping on the prairies.

All that is left on the good farms is some sweeping.

Not sure how this plays out but I suspect after this weekend most farmers are under water on the inputs.

[farmaholic]

I will not sign a production contract without an AOG. A local terminal lost out on some flax business with me for that very reason, someone else who was willing to provide the AOG got the flax.

[boarderbloke]

I was talking all crops, wheats, canolas, durum, anything.

[farmaholic]

You won't get any argument from me boarderbloke.