Deserves a new thread

[farming101]

Trying to record the worst sale of the new crop.

Hedges underwater, good a time as any
I'll take the heat for holding Nov under 634

[jazz]

Was short of bin space in sept, had to unload 1000 bu at $11.

Rest was held until last week and out before the storm.

[farming101]

Yes, in Sept '06 after trying to corner the market in Canola for countless years we ran out of bin room.
Sold a load for 5.64 net.

[Guest]

june/2020 4000 bu canola(all of it) @$10.50, 2 weeks before ALL canola hailed out
Luckily , none priced
5000 bu priced sept/21 for $11.25
need i go on ? , lol
thats why i need help from guys like you 101

[Guest]

Yes, in Sept '06 after trying to corner the market in Canola for countless years we ran out of bin room.
Sold a load for 5.64 net.

that year we were selling for $5.25 , 6 % MT, adding water , getting an extra $.25 for the h2o, grand total $5.50

[Sodbuster]

In 2006 I put up a nice row of hopper bins and paid for them in 2007.

[farming101]

In 2006 I put up a nice row of hopper bins and paid for them in 2007.

Should have done the same but thought if we could only get the bins empty we'd never need another bin

[Guest]

In 2006 I put up a nice row of hopper bins and paid for them in 2007.

think the thread was asking for marketing screw-ups?

[bucket]

Should have done the same but thought if we could only get the bins empty we'd never need another bin

This year is shaping up for not refilling the bins if the moisture does not come.

Would sign new crop but what if eyes don't grow it????

[farming101]

This year is shaping up for not refilling the bins if the moisture does not come.

Would sign new crop but what if eyes don't grow it????

A great concern here too. Maybe got around 3/10" out of the snow?
The stuff being priced is risk free