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    #21
    Wild volatility is very likely. Our marketing agents, whom ever we choose to be partners in our farms, need to have grain to sell and or process to provide consumers with food products that they prefer.

    In marketing risk management training 30 years ago… we learned that for our grain markets to rise, we needed to provide ongoing grain inventory …

    Larry provides ample evidence that shortages of grain is much more about supply chain problems, than inventory shortages overall.

    We have many futures tools to participate in advancing rising prices… call options can be employed when we sell our produce to supply chain providers.

    Happy marketing! We are blessed with unprecedented opportunities to reduce debt and plan ahead for our next crop!
    Cheers

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      #22
      Tom are you using a brokerage or the tools provided by some of the grain companies to do your risk protection?

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        #23
        Just like genetic modification via mRNA, tactical nuc's are in the process of being normalized for the 'greater good'.

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          #24
          Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
          And yet in the next breath they want to punish farmers for using crop nutrients to grow as good as crops as we can .
          Yep , only a libtard could make sense of it
          Baffles anyone with even half a brain ??

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            #25
            Originally posted by jazz View Post
            Thats not what happened Tom and you know it. Russia has held that corridor open for months under agreement and Ukrainian grain was going to Europe.
            Velshi.
            It was the US, UK and Zelensky that decided to break that pact and start sending dinghy boats and drones at russian patrol ships in the region just like they did with NSII.

            I cant stand propaganda spin.
            Time is improving your comprehension level.

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              #26
              Originally posted by poorboy View Post
              Tom are you using a brokerage or the tools provided by some of the grain companies to do your risk protection?
              I do trade futures and options, yet for the least risky first 50% of historic production… cash pricing provides least cost risk management. The challenge is to market in the top 1/3 of yearly percentage of prices… profitable prices provide incentives to start early…

              We just did stage one pricing on 2023 canola, basis’ is strong this year for 2023 Nexera production contracts. With premiums over $22/bu … bought fuel, some fertilizer, fall applied weed control…

              Cheers we are blessed to have these opportunities!

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                #27
                I just read this on twitter. Kind of aligns with what I've been saying all along that the oilseeds are at least as big a story as wheat in ukraine.
                ALESSANDRO VITIELLO174/51.5
                @ALESSAN31519547
                Narrative on grain corridor suspension is all about prices and likelihood of limit up on wheat tonight. Let me add that this suspension will have way greater impact on Corn and Sunoil/sunmeal flow and prices due to importance of Ukraine for both in global trade #sunoil#corn
                Last edited by AlbertaFarmer5; Oct 30, 2022, 16:08.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by seldomseen View Post
                  Unusual text from a grain company today Saturday. The Russian grain deal is dead so get your targets in for Sunday night.
                  Most often I don't put targets in or take advice from grain companies and this time is no different.
                  They’re even sending it on Sunday
                  Hopin to get some before the big jump

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                    #29
                    Elevators open, buying wheat and lentils.

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                      #30
                      Dec 22 Spring Wheat up 32cents… nothing revolutionary

                      Cheers

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