Langdon North Dakota
Spring wheat 14% protein $6.20
Conlon barley $4.00 u.s.
That is $7.20 can. and $4.80 can, cash when you dump the truck and leave.
They will pay more for higher protein in the wheat, this allows them to blend. This fall certified conlon was
$5.65 u.s. off the combine. This in my opinion is where the board has to change and move to. Cash sooner, with out a lot of paperwork and mixed up politics. If we are stuck with the pooling system, then change the pool
to end 3 times per year. We need to push for more I.P. contracting on barley. Our farm grew Conlon this year, from certified seed, and it yielded just under 100/acre. A properly run program would have returned a lot of cash. Even today the markets for I.P. barley, outside of western Canada, are paying a lot for the grain, rather than lumping it all together.
Spring wheat 14% protein $6.20
Conlon barley $4.00 u.s.
That is $7.20 can. and $4.80 can, cash when you dump the truck and leave.
They will pay more for higher protein in the wheat, this allows them to blend. This fall certified conlon was
$5.65 u.s. off the combine. This in my opinion is where the board has to change and move to. Cash sooner, with out a lot of paperwork and mixed up politics. If we are stuck with the pooling system, then change the pool
to end 3 times per year. We need to push for more I.P. contracting on barley. Our farm grew Conlon this year, from certified seed, and it yielded just under 100/acre. A properly run program would have returned a lot of cash. Even today the markets for I.P. barley, outside of western Canada, are paying a lot for the grain, rather than lumping it all together.
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