• You will need to login or register before you can post a message. If you already have an Agriville account login by clicking the login icon on the top right corner of the page. If you are a new user you will need to Register.

Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Hrsw @ $7.60

Collapse
X
Collapse
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

    #25
    Originally posted by stonepicker View Post
    I don't get it, most on here always say the statistions are liars and now your surprised that wht. is going up? There's problems worldwide that's why wht. is going up. " brag time" I sowed 70% wht. 30% canola, i may have guessed right! Bought futures only contracts yesterday, now it's wait and see how high it will go for next sale. If you wanna look at the neg. that's your choice, i see another excellent opportunity!
    I saw a good opportunity last year at 62x $6.70 ave last year and the year before , lol. Couldnt agree more !

    Comment


      #26
      Originally posted by seabass View Post
      Where u at Helmsdale? Went thru the same thing in 15. Very hard on the nerves.
      SW of Oyen Ab. '15 was a joke. Mud on the packers and cart tires the whole time we seeded. Turned cool and WINDY immediately after seding. 3/10ths after seeding and it would have been completely different.

      Comment


        #27
        I can make a good living on peso's

        Comment


          #28
          isnt the standard wheats and low quality wheats still in abundance just high protein premium milling wheat short which actually was the case all last harvest??

          not sure whats going on with big wheat producer everyone forgets about india?

          some parts of west Australia have put livestock in there crops

          Comment


            #29
            one of south Australia top crop growing areas "never misses out" has had 22mm of rain for calendar year

            Comment


              #30
              Spring wheat is the only major wheat class in the US to show declining stocks for the current crop year.
              Put that together with some poor prospects for the 17-18 year production and you have the situation.

              This has changed the outlook substantially. Last summer I thought $6 US would be top price for spring wheat for quite a while. Well throw that out. Little resistance on long term charts till $7.25 US in the nearby month. There certainly is not too much downside until crop size is known. 6.05 -6.30 US should be the lowest we see till late August.

              One thing is for sure. Excess supplies of spring wheat in North America are disappearing. The forecast for US spring wheat stocks/use at the end of 17-18 could be in the 10-15% area(worst case). Tight.

              Canada's 17-18 stocks/use is forecast at 22%. Watch for that to drop in future forecasts.

              Comment


                #31
                Minneapolis is kicking ass and taking names tonight, especially those that are short !

                Time right for durum to explode !

                Comment


                  #32
                  There isn't a whole lot of wheat or durum in the country it appears to be all lentils and canola and there is some ugly looking stuff out there.

                  Comment


                    #33
                    Originally posted by sofa.king View Post
                    There isn't a whole lot of wheat or durum in the country it appears to be all lentils and canola and there is some ugly looking stuff out there.
                    The Durum crop looks like shit this year. It did not take the stress nearly as well as hrsw. She aint pretty... funny how the crops on the lighter land to north look better. Bto's that pushed every last shelter belt are wishing they hadnt this year. Crop sure is nice in comparison where it had a little wind protection.

                    Comment


                      #34
                      That is probably why PFRA was started after the dirty thirties. Old timers tell stories of a hen with chicks foraging for food around farmyard, would come back with fewer chicks because they were entirely covered with blowing dirt.

                      Comment


                        #35
                        We are shipping wheat in containers, 13.8% and higher protein necessary for the premium.
                        Great prices absolutely saved us from the abyss of cheap wheat, but (teehee) I have to say still waiting for the 10$ wheat promised in 1974, patient as we are, the lower dollar all in, well would it not be nice. Every dog has its day, hope we get to enjoy this poodle.

                        Comment


                          #36
                          We are shipping wheat to the feedlot.
                          July 2016 over 7 inches of rain, average daily humidity rarely under 70%.
                          Last edited by farming101; Jun 20, 2017, 21:31.

                          Comment

                          • Reply to this Thread
                          • Return to Topic List
                          Working...