Export volume and pricing

[farming101]

Lots of horn blowing about how the grain export business has been in overdrive.

Well, it is now time that pricing can make a turn to the upside too.
Canola exports for March show farmgate prices should be 50 cents higher.
Tookage......

[furrowtickler]

Canola at $9.50 ish again 👎👎

[farmaholic]

Fùck me.... No one will answer if GrainCos sell grain before it's bought from us....in essence putting a lid on prices.
Especially wheat.

Unless they also like making spreads on grades etc, should they care if they only get their regular margins?

Do they care if canola is $9 or $11 a bushel. Or wheat $5 or $7?

What bothers me the most is how they are trying to talk down the high grades and dumb it down to the lower grades..... Lowest common denominator

[malleefarmer]

All done back to back here by grain cos not much spec buying selling.

Talk of the town is we’re is China getting its quality malt from two destinations only Canada and Australia we have frieght advantage of course.

Both countries on the nose a little in China’s eyes gonna be interesting. They can buy malt elsewhere but doesn’t extract as good. Might pay less but need more barley for same amount of beer and lesser quality beer

[farming101]

Farm gate pricing is still lagging. More tookage

[malleefarmer]

Farm gate pricing is still lagging. More tookage

Farm gate here as off delivery last week $350 wheat barley down to $260
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