Is anyone over $6 for hrsw?

[furrowtickler]

We have some dry #1 hrsw 14.4 pro from last year
We were quoted $5.85 today.....

[Partners]

Nope..RP widening there grade spreads today..Lucky us again..#1 is crap for price..Lower grades are under $5.00 here..$4.89 for #2..12.5 at Viterra..

[boarderbloke]

Took 400t contract Sept 2, bought space !!!, (but satisfied with the blend of wheats I'm getting off the farm, some of it pretty ugly crap, yet it had 16.1 pro., some other, I was worried had livestock in it, Some was truly a #2, the rest had midge damage, fuz, or ergot. Throw it altogether and you end up with #2 15.5 pro. Deal that morning was $5.94 for #2 15.5 pro Now would be $5.59

[stonepicker]

$7.00 minimun right now. Will probably be closer to $7.50 when all is said and done.

[SASKFARMER3]

We have 50000 bushels locked in at just 7 for #2 13.
25000 sept and 25000 October.

Quarter production.

[stonepicker]

sk3, if your gettng $7.00 for your wht. youv've done some pretty good marketing, so why al the whining and bitching about prices?

[SASKFARMER3]

I did that contract a long way back.

Some times you win some times you lose.

But really the shit show that we get paid 1930 price with today's expenses pisses me off.

[stonepicker]

I did mine a long way back too, that's why they call it marketing! Good for you.

[farmaholic]

I admire some of you guys have the kahoonas to forward price grain not knowing if you will actually grow it or what quality it will be and probably with out an AOG! I don't want to be beaten down if I am way too far below spec or not being properly rewarded for being way above spec.....but ultimately thats my problem!

When furrow initially started this thread I was going to say seven was probably available a while ago on a forward contract. ...where would have the risk been if it was on carry-over with known quality specs and volume?

I wonder why wheat can't be seven today if it was seven forward contracting several months ago.

Now what price is it at port position? Are we seeing a normal basis (what ever normal is?) $65ish/tonne midpoint Sask?

[jake550]

It ain't going anywhere for today's price.
Have some priced but not enough. Of course it's never enough when it turns out. Now have to wait on the rest to get a reasonable price.