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    Contracting into 2017 new crop

    Wheat canola beans... anyone considering it? May have 4 buck wheat who knows..

    #2
    Or $8, who knows, we all bet and wait, good luck.

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      #3
      Huge pea acre increase . . . take a look at yellows.

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        #4
        If you could get good 2017 bids for yellow peas, yellow mustard or red lentils I don't think it would be a terrible idea.

        I'm sure there will be crazy seeded acre reports this year that could push those prices down. (Not sure if they can be priced out that far though.)

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          #5
          Will be interesting to watch pea and lentils prices next winter. Fear of dryness likely still propping prices. 2017 prices will be a function of $CAD. Poloz talking about rate cuts again, and the charts indicating $CAD going lower so that will support nominal prices. If $CAD goes to 0.90 then there will be $4 wheat but I don't think we will see that as the oil price would have to get a lot higher for that. Will have US shale wells on line before oil gets that high.

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            #6
            I would be interested if I could price some fert at the same time. I would be quite nervous committing to one without the other this far out. Other than maybe peas. I haven't heard of any 2017 pricing for yellow peas though.

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              #7
              At only 560000 tonnes per week which equates to a 28 mmt rail freight program.

              The elevators will be plugged. No good prices by backing the system up.

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                #8
                I have beans and corn sold through '18 crop. Even if price increases I think there's more downside risk in basis via the dollar

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                  #9
                  We are all hoping for more dollars per bushel than the current values...
                  Unless the future holds a big increase..we are not selling..

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                    #10
                    Jubilee drought lock the bins not going to contract a lb.

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                      #11
                      The odds are in the house's favor when forward contracting pulses. Like 9 to 1. It's a fools game of chance

                      Ice Out

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                        #12
                        wiseguy....define "their".

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
                          wiseguy....define "their".
                          Do the math son


                          Ice Out

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                            #14
                            I suppose there's a difference between

                            A fool playing their game

                            and

                            A fool playing his game

                            .....parking it in the hangor for the night. Back to base.

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