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    Cereal grains -where to from here?

    Interesting looking at 20y charts of durum.
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    Or spring wheat chart

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      #3
      Food price crisis of 2008. Maybe we are heading there again. If so it could be a wild next 90 days

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        #4
        Young galen weston sees an opportunity to price fix on bread for another decade.

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          #5
          Originally posted by bucket View Post
          Young galen weston sees an opportunity to price fix on bread for another decade.
          Not defending what Galen did but, do you see anything different than what's, going on right now with fertilizer especially Phos.


          Or how fuel prices almost doubling in a year?

          Lumber 4x in price in six months

          Bucket this has been going on forever!

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            #6
            Grains are one of the few commodities that are not at or near all time highs. Maybe this inflationary cycle has a lot longer to go

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              #7
              It's the end of the month and contracts expire Friday. When the Cupboards are bear they have to pay.

              Stats Canada and all the experts got caught with over-production and now the truth is finally out. It took three to five years but sooner or later you cant fudge the numbers.

              We need better crop scouting in Canada and also sales reporting every day out of the country.

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                #8
                july inverse finally backing off

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by SASKFARMER View Post
                  It's the end of the month and contracts expire Friday. When the Cupboards are bear they have to pay.

                  Stats Canada and all the experts got caught with over-production and now the truth is finally out. It took three to five years but sooner or later you cant fudge the numbers.

                  We need better crop scouting in Canada and also sales reporting every day out of the country.
                  and if it woulda been a townsend bumper , they woulda carried the charade on
                  and in two years farmers will have forgotten the whole bullshit story
                  larry is right , WTF is wrong with us ?

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                    #10
                    Starting to price new crop.
                    All in the percentages right?

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                      #11
                      Not pricing any new crop in this inflationary environment. Might feel alot like giving your grain away for free come delivery. Ask the same group whether you can book your 2022 inputs.
                      Last edited by biglentil; Apr 29, 2021, 18:14.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
                        Starting to price new crop.
                        All in the percentages right?
                        dont do it
                        wished we hadn't of priced anything
                        its to *** dry

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