Overnight markets

[furrowtickler]

Canola down quite a lot considering

[jazz]

Canola down quite a lot considering

Trying to shake out the last of the hidden inventory. A lot of yield was lost in the past 5 days.

[Taiga]

Canola will be a fortune next year unless everyone goes canola following canola. My prediction anyway, been wrong before.
Will be a tough winter coming up to be in the feedlot business I think.

[Livewire]

It rained a few places so the market might think some crop problems are gone. Don’t think so

[furrowtickler]

My concern lately is the prospect of next years . Subsoil moisture being severely depleted and next years inputs are going to be brutal based on high prices .
Most can skate through this year barely but next year could throw all of us head first into the boards .
Hopefully the moisture situation changes in most western Canada . Right now it’s not good

[errolanderson]

Weather front and centre, but stress in the inner plumbing of global credit markets squirting to the surface. This could impact commodities generally.

Huge ransonware attack this weekend. OPEC issues. U.S. markets may open up uneasy on Tuesday.

[shtferbrains]

Canola will be a fortune next year unless everyone goes canola following canola. My prediction anyway, been wrong before.
Will be a tough winter coming up to be in the feedlot business I think.

Chris Swift over at Shootin' The Bull says there may not be any any real pricing for feeder cattle as the packer vertical integration is taking control.
Packers have all the margin but still need feedlot production as they are making $800+ at the plant. They are buying virtualy all the feeders outbiding all others with thier kill margins.
Couple of very interesting analysis of the quantum change happening in the cattle buisness as it continues off in a direction that can't be good for primary producers.
Scarey actually.
Maybe someone can hotlink?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Chris Swift over at Shootin' The Bull says there may not be any any real pricing for feeder cattle as the packer vertical integration is taking control.
Packers have all the margin but still need feedlot production as they are making $800+ at the plant. They are buying virtualy all the feeders outbiding all others with thier kill margins.
Couple of very interesting analysis of the quantum change happening in the cattle buisness as it continues off in a direction that can't be good for primary producers.
Scarey actually.
Maybe someone can hotlink?

https://www.shootinthebull.com/shootin-the-bull https://www.shootinthebull.com/shootin-the-bull

[blackpowder]

Ah the cattle "business".

[jazz]

https://www.shootinthebull.com/shootin-the-bull https://www.shootinthebull.com/shootin-the-bull

Thats an interesting commentary. First, that the US finds 5.9% UE totally unacceptable while Canada is fine with something approaching 10%.

The part about fighting consumer inflation coming up. That would mean rate hikes and that will ripple through everything including sovereign debt markets. I doubt thats going to happen. They would rather have inflation I think.