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    Russia offering to replace Ukrainian grain with its own after withdrawing from the grain agreement
    SATURDAY, 29 OCTOBER 2022, 23:40

    KATERYNA NYSHCHENKO – SATURDAY, 29 OCTOBER 2022, 23:40
    After the stopping of the country's participation in the Black Sea Grain Initiative [an agreement brokered by the UN with Russia and Türkiye launched on 22 July to enable ships to transport grain from Ukraine - ed.]., the Russian Ministry of Agriculture announced that Russia is ready to completely replace Ukrainian grain on the world market.
    Source: Head of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation Dmitry Patrushev, according to the information from RIA Novosti and Meduza.
    Quote: "Taking into account the current year's harvest, the Russian Federation is ready to completely replace Ukrainian grain and to make deliveries at acceptable prices to all interested countries."
    "Taking into account the fact that Russia has always been and remains a reliable partner and is ready to provide the world with the necessary amount of food, our country is ready to supply up to 500,000 tons of grain to the poorest countries free of charge in the next four months. In particular, we will do this with the participation of our reliable partner – Turkey".
    Details: Patrushev also stated that the grain agreement "not only did not solve the problems of the countries in need, but even aggravated them in a certain sense", since ships from Ukraine were allegedly mainly headed for Europe, which was repeatedly denied by representatives of Ukraine.

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      #3
      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.
      Last edited by seldomseen; Oct 29, 2022, 22:41.

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        #4
        Originally posted by seldomseen View Post
        Unusual text from a grain company today Saturday. The Russian grain 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.
        I got one as well , reason I posted . Hard to get info from them during working hours let alone on a Saturday.
        Time will tell I guess

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          #5
          https://www.barchart.com/story/news/11164401/limit-up-on-wheat

          Will see come Monday I guess

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            #6
            The russian wheat will be blocked, just because fools run the world. Next month they try an oil cap too. Children in power.

            Nice we got that snow this past week. Its all melted now and slowly moved into the top layer and will freeze in place for the spring.

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              #7
              Did some Bob-catting today. the ground is wet as far as I could dig.

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                #8
                I enjoy when grainco's cold call with a special or try to create some kinda urgency then I know the price is about to go higher.
                Last edited by biglentil; Oct 29, 2022, 21:59.

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                  #9
                  Russia just cancelled the agreement that allowed grain exports from Ukraine again. That will light a fire under prices too.

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                    #10
                    Monday definitely could be interesting, hoping that wheat prices can gain momentum and not flop after a 3 day rally. Gives me a 2nd chance to price the remaining 21 wheat crop that I didn't pull the trigger on after wheat prices hit over $17. Will be watching rally from the bottom of the world in NZ. Did a cruise of Milford Sound yesterday and up in Queenstown today taking a taste of the local breweries today.

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                        #12
                        Holy crap they are sure making good money on a bushel of barley.

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