Viterra Wheat

[Klause]

Forage our locals color is the be all end all.


Don't worry. We have buyers and doing us deals just posting as a heads up.


Screw the cwb.

[farmaholic]

I'm not disagreeing that we need a pure numbers based grading system. Out with the subjective "opinions". Visual based grading in my opinion is only a quick indicator of quality.

Rhetoric....I wonder if "they" sell objectively or subjectively to their customers.

p.s..... nice to see a looong grain train going by on the local rail line. Don't see too many these days.

[farmaholic]

They have the best of both world's, "if you let them", they get to call it what they want.AND name their price. What a weird situation.

Lol...I found out over time, all is well as long as you're bent over but heaven forbid you stand up!!!

[Klause]

I remind the buyers about that grain news article I was interviewed for


Somehow feed and 3 turns unto 2 on the cheques

[hobbyfrmr]

As suggested above. Have your wheat tested for protein and falling numbers at a lab for yourself. Then start shopping.
You can email/fax your results anywhere in the world. I would look United States first. They have a strong dollar vs. our dollar and if your collow up physical sample is identical, you may have a sale. You may have to use some of your time to load a producer car.
You can choose to dump it through the grates as well.
I remember selling organic wrinkled HRSW . 2 tandem axle semis 831 bushels per truck , they hauled it to Commerce City, Colorado. They bought it on the lab tests. This is about 10 years ago, the farmer sold for $CAD 7.50/bushel when his other options at the time were conventional feed wheat for $3.50/ bushel. That was my first tangible education trying a little harder when selling grain.

[ado089]

I don't always grow wheat. But when I do, it never gets sold in Canada.