Wheat and Canola highs....

[farmaholic]

Are we going to see the prices we saw last November again soon. I bet there's a better chance canola will than wheat.

[farmaholic]

Farma ! Sell er ! The more you get the more you gotta give trudeau !

Tax-"wise".....it doesn't get any better than I have it now! I got room to aim for higher prices!

Remember I am a Sandbox farmer from the Slum of the Ghetto!

[SASKFARMER3]

I have a new 20000 deduction for this years income tax.

Some days I’m not sure why we do this shit. Looking for 520 off nov for sept delivery that’s 11 and it’s a good starting price wheat needs a run as basis is great but peas nothing to date for fall.

[Guest]

I have a new 20000 deduction for this years income tax.

Some days I’m not sure why we do this shit. Looking for 520 off nov for sept delivery that’s 11 and it’s a good starting price wheat needs a run as basis is great but peas nothing to date for fall.

was the canola heated bad ?

[fjlip]

Great news! Will we get paid for protein???

Canola industry thrilled to be part of federal government’s Innovation Superclusters Initiative


February 15, 2018 – The Canola Council of Canada (CCC) welcomed today’s announcement by Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Navdeep Bains that Protein Industries Canada (PIC) was selected as one of the five supercluster hubs stimulated by the Canadian government. The five finalists will share in $950 million under the federal program to foster innovation and job growth. CCC chair David Dzisiak, representing PIC and Dow AgroSciences, and CCC president Jim Everson were present for the announcement in Ottawa.

“We are very excited for canola’s involvement in this pan-Prairie initiative to drive innovation in plant-based protein to help feed a growing world,” says Everson. “Innovation in canola protein will secure Canada’s place in the growing global plant-based protein market and create significant economic activity.”

PIC is an industry-led alliance of over 120 private-sector companies, academic institutions and other stakeholders across Western Canada aimed at fully developing the potential of plant-based proteins from crops such as canola, pulses, grains, hemp and flax. PIC’s work will focus on improvements and opportunities in four areas: crop breeding, crop production, value-added processing and export development. The federal funding supplements roughly $400 million of cash, in-kind commitments and venture capital support that PIC has already secured from its members.

The CCC plays a leading role in developing the key projects across the canola value chain, including genomics and breeding for functional proteins, data-managed production systems to optimize protein production in the plant, and novel manufacturing, processing and food formulation.

“Canola is a remarkable story of Canadian innovation, and today’s announcement sets the stage for that to continue, focusing on the potential for canola protein,” says Everson. “We congratulate the federal government on a wise investment in this project and look forward to the exciting opportunities it will create for Canadian agriculture and our nation’s economy.”

For more information on the PIC plan, visit proteinindustriescanada.ca

The Canola Council of Canada is a full value chain organization representing canola growers, processors, life science companies and exporters. Keep it Coming 2025 is the strategic plan to ensure the canola industry’s continued growth, demand, stability and success – achieving 52 bushels per acre to meet global market demand of 26 million metric tonnes by the year 2025. Visit canolacouncil.org to learn more.

[iceman]

Looking for 520 off nov.

I would prefer it goes to 480 before going to 520 but that's just me.

Iceman Out and probably wrong

[farming101]

I would prefer it goes to 480 before going to 520 but that's just me.

Iceman Out and probably wrong

HaHa no kidding...so far so good

[farmaholic]

Sounds like someone might have a position in the Market?