Wheat? Dry Canada, Wet Wet USA And dry in Russia and Australia.

[SASKFARMER]

Isn't it funny how the shit show we call the market knows?

It knows jack shit it just sets up big moves for others to make a huge profit.

I find it totally funny with what is happening in the USA with flooding as if the wheat will yield to the moon. Flooded wheat doesn't produce jack shit. But like they lied to us for years rain makes grain bullshit in the flood years.

Then the drought in Western Canada and how the heat is affecting yield. Well here is a little tidbit. If you seeded in April your at the 5 to 6 leaf and yield is already known. It won't be big with no rain up to this point and if we get the weekend rain you could have a more plump kernel but guess what all those that never germinated and yes there are a few will come so dead ripe come fall and grass green in the crop.

To us guys who seeded later, the rain will give a whole new issue of things with a fresh growth of all that didn't germinate plus every weed in the history of Saskatchewan will germinate. Yea big yields and then late.

Russia is dry, well if we are the other side of the earth should have the same shitty weather. Yield reduction.

Then Australia will it produce a substandard yield again. I think we're on way for that or just a little better.

So explain why wheat is in the tank. Or is it just screw the guys who held out for that good quality and sell for top dollar when the real news hits the fan.

[sk_wheatking]

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Isn't it funny how the shit show we call the market knows?

It knows jack shit it just sets up big moves for others to make a huge profit.

I find it totally funny with what is happening in the USA with flooding as if the wheat will yield to the moon. Flooded wheat doesn't produce jack shit. But like they lied to us for years rain makes grain bullshit in the flood years.

Then the drought in Western Canada and how the heat is affecting yield. Well here is a little tidbit. If you seeded in April your at the 5 to 6 leaf and yield is already known. It won't be big with no rain up to this point and if we get the weekend rain you could have a more plump kernel but guess what all those that never germinated and yes there are a few will come so dead ripe come fall and grass green in the crop.

To us guys who seeded later, the rain will give a whole new issue of things with a fresh growth of all that didn't germinate plus every weed in the history of Saskatchewan will germinate. Yea big yields and then late.

Russia is dry, well if we are the other side of the earth should have the same shitty weather. Yield reduction.

Then Australia will it produce a substandard yield again. I think we're on way for that or just a little better.

So explain why wheat is in the tank. Or is it just screw the guys who held out for that good quality and sell for top dollar when the real news hits the fan.

Why is gasoline 1.25 or more a liter with 52.00 oil? Grain, fuel,food just about anything you can think of that is controlled by multinational companies is all price fixed through COLLUSION. There is no free market, how can you think otherwise when every company sells their product or buys yours for basically the same price? These guys take the table in their favour and spread a few crumbs around to look good.

[SASKFARMER]

I agree its a game.

All markets are a game and the owner of the actuall property that is traded gets F#$Ked.

[chuckChuck]

Ya but if you put some tarrifs on imports and make us citizens pay more for our stuff it will turn the economy around.

[shtferbrains]

Ya but if you put some tarrifs on imports and make us citizens pay more for our stuff it will turn the economy around.

Not sure that will end well.

But if we keep raising the tax an the weather it will be greener in the cities!

[Hopalong]

Still think that, with some good regulation, markets are still best way to allocate production.
Remember joke from Cold War days.
Question on “how are the crops looking”?
Bad news and good news, comrade, not as good as last year but better than next year.
.

[dalek]

With 80-90% winterkill on most of the wheat in Ontario and too wet to plant spring grain, straw is going to be more valuable than the grain anyway

[Agvocate]

Spring Wheat futures are up 48 cents in the past month, or close to 9%. I fail to see it being in the tank. I see it being quite volatile on a daily basis, but trending up. The monthly performance of wheat and corn is better than any other other commodity in May.

[TASFarms]

Lots of us wheat being cut,green feed for the dairy’s. With them being too wet and a frost at heading. There should be some big moves coming. State news talks about all the rain in Sask and Alberta. I think our radar is showing rain that isn’t hitting the ground.