I chose to reward the market with another new crop canola sale for off the combine. Close to $19/bu. Better than a kick in the ass. I've got some canola coming. Hard to say, maybe 40+.
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Oats not filling verywell white spots in the fields now. Anybody taking off heavy oats will get an marketing edge !
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I’m still thinking there is a lot of last year’s oats sitting in bins, though I do know grain companies may of pried some oats out of farmers hands with the $4.25 bids earlier this month. Anyone still holding oats will probably hang on till after harvest to see how things shake out.
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Originally posted by crusher View PostI chose to reward the market with another new crop canola sale for off the combine. Close to $19/bu. Better than a kick in the ass. I've got some canola coming. Hard to say, maybe 40+.
Could only be 10-15 bus ave on some canola fields, maybe 20 plus on wheat . Flax , no idea
So will have to wait
Can’t see much downside now , get what we get then market it after harvest
Storage will not be an issue on farm or at elevators so no need to presell anything.
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Originally posted by Sodbuster View PostI’m still thinking there is a lot of last year’s oats sitting in bins, though I do know grain companies may of pried some oats out of farmers hands with the $4.25 bids earlier this month. Anyone still holding oats will probably hang on till after harvest to see how things shake out.
I doubt they got many at $4.25 as I have heard much loftier expectations than that.
Will be interesting to see the push on that and how many the processors can sort if the premium gets high enough.
Might be lots of light oats in the pellets for the cattlemen.
Light oats probably cheaper than hay?
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