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    #11
    Originally posted by Goodtime View Post
    Canola is still dropping....brutal.
    If under $20 canola acres will drop next yr.
    Malt bly kicking its butt..

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      #12
      Originally posted by Partners View Post
      If under $20 canola acres will drop next yr.
      Malt bly kicking its butt..
      Agree and $4.50 oats will become barley acres.

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        #13
        If we as farmers quit selling now that the price has dropped I believe we can greatly influence the price to recover and then some. Crushers making wads of cash from our canola will need to be buying more. They quite likely have oil contracts so they need a steady supply

        Futures seem to be somewhat stabilizing tonight. Lock the bin and let the buyers know they have to pay up!!

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          #14
          Originally posted by Livewire View Post
          If we as farmers quit selling now that the price has dropped I believe we can greatly influence the price to recover and then some. Crushers making wads of cash from our canola will need to be buying more. They quite likely have oil contracts so they need a steady supply

          Futures seem to be somewhat stabilizing tonight. Lock the bin and let the buyers know they have to pay up!!
          I like the way you think.

          Problem is my good looks only go so far as paying bills are concerned, and it’s yr end and I’m on my last mulligan.

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            #15
            Originally posted by BTO780 View Post
            I like the way you think.

            Problem is my good looks only go so far as paying bills are concerned, and it’s yr end and I’m on my last mulligan.
            Take a CCGA cash advance and lock the bins.

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              #16
              Not a good opinion..."Demand is the key for canola right now with not much on the horizon in 2023…"

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                #17
                Originally posted by Partners View Post
                Crushers full like I said before..
                Cargill has been pulling December canola for a couple weeks now.

                Camrose crush plant has a catchment area 3 and a half hours east. Doesn't sound full.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by LEP View Post
                  Cargill has been pulling December canola for a couple weeks now.

                  Camrose crush plant has a catchment area 3 and a half hours east. Doesn't sound full.
                  They must have had less farmers pricing than RP yorkton. And bunge Dixon..

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                    #19
                    Looking to empty a bin to clean up some bags and can’t find anywhere taking on spot price, basically a quota system on canola, we gained nothing , back to pushing commodities .

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Partners View Post
                      They must have had less farmers pricing than RP yorkton. And bunge Dixon..
                      A much larger crop in eastern Sask most likely the main reason

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